AI: Technology, News & Trends
Artificial Intelligence Agents: Pioneers of Future Technology
In today’s rapid development of new technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has penetrated into every aspect of our lives. Among them, AI Agents (AI...
Meta’s Plan to Build Nuclear Energy AI Centre Hampered by Bees
According to a new report in the Financial Times, US tech giant Meta plans to build a new artificial intelligence (AI) computing centre...
Boeing Financial Crisis: Space Business to Sell or Keep?
According to the US “Wall Street Journal” reported on October 25 local time, the US Boeing company is considering selling part of its...
To Tame the AI Beast, Humans Need to Stand on “Homo Sapiens”
Today, whether it’s food or information, we not only eat poorly, but also eat too much, and we are constantly eating. This is...
Winter for Apple Vision Pro: End of Year is a Foregone Conclusion?
Since its release, Apple’s Vision Pro headset device has been expected to be a heavyweight in pushing the mixed reality (MR) industry forward....
Can Quantum Computing Solve AI’s Energy Crisis?
Artificial intelligence poses an unprecedented threat to energy security in the global North, which could seriously undermine decarbonisation targets, put enormous pressure on...
US Proposes Export Restrictions on AI Chips from NVIDIA and Others
Washington tightens export licences for specific countries as it considers security risks to global AI development. Shares of U.S. semiconductor companies fell on...
What Will Artificial Intelligence Bring to the Aviation Industry?
The development of artificial intelligence has been advancing rapidly in recent years, and the emergence of ChatGPT has pushed the development of artificial...
CEO of Google’s AI Company Wins 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
After the Nobel Prize in Physics went to two artificial intelligence (AI) pioneers on 8 October, the winners of the 2024 Nobel Prize...
TransAgents: A New Method for Literary Translation
Translating literary classics such as War and Peace into other languages often results in the loss of the author’s distinctive style and cultural...
