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Celonis's Devavrat Shah says enterprise AI needs operational context to move from pilots to trusted decisions.
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Celonis's Devavrat Shah says enterprise AI needs operational context to move from pilots to trusted decisions.
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TechRadar: facial recognition scrutiny must extend beyond police to private users, with clearer data rules.
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UK politicians test AI-generated focus groups as firms struggle to control AI costs and prove returns.
Ant Digital Technologies released LingDT-Decision-1.0 in 4B and 27B versions, claiming faster, cheaper structured decisions and top accuracy against Microsoft and Jev models on 23 benchmarks.
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Apple sets an Oct. 28 Los Angeles media event; reports point to a touchscreen OLED MacBook, new iPad mini and M6 Macs.
Google One app code points to a “Connected accounts” feature that may share storage and AI perks across personal accounts.
Google may add faster ways to launch Snapseed’s camera, including a power-button double press and a Quick Settings tile.
TECNO has released a film introducing '100 Portraits of Becoming,' a two-year global portrait project with Angélica Dass that began in Kenya and is planned across five countries.
IBM released Granite Speech 5.0 2B, a 2B-parameter open speech model for six languages, and a Granite time-series ensemble; China Telecom's AI lab open-sourced Xing4.0-29B-Intent for structured intent parsing.
OpenAI's upgraded Chrome extension adds a ChatGPT sidebar that reads across tabs and, via ChatGPT Work, acts on websites.
Yonhap reviews 'Journey There,' a Korean film about a widow, a Korean adoptee from Germany and a pianist linked by piano.
HBO Max premieres 'The Flores Massacre' Oct. 22 in the U.S. and Australia; UK and Canada dates are unset.
MarkTechPost tested Cactus's 16.9 MB Whistle model on CPU, finding an edge over greedy Whisper but not beam search.
Tutorial shows NVIDIA Nsight Python profiling GPU kernels in Colab, returning hardware metrics as pandas DataFrames.
Volcano Engine starts Seedance 2.5 4K enterprise trials with 20 global studios and directors for high-end film and TV.
TechRadar highlights portable coffee makers from AeroPress, Wacaco, OutIn and Rok Presso for reliable coffee away from home.
IROS 2026's LT-Mem award and BetaMem paper put long-term embodied memory at the center of robot research.
Sifted reports Ireland’s AI scene has buzz but needs breakout firms, as Dublin summit startups tout practical AI.
Radical Numerics says AI-designed phages treated a drug-resistant E. coli infection in an FDA-authorized trial.
ArtCraft has built GridCraft, a free open-source spreadsheet app that mimics Microsoft Excel and runs natively on Linux, FreeBSD, macOS and Windows, ZDNet reports. It offers XLSX compatibility and 500-plus functions, but template support is limited.
Netflix will release Korean series “Tantara,” starring Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo, on Dec. 11, Yonhap reports.