In a world where the demand for sustainable seafood is soaring, a group of bright minds from MIT embarked on an extraordinary journey to Trondheim, Norway, to uncover the secrets of offshore aquaculture technology. This initiative, driven by MIT Sea Grant and the MIT-Scandinavia MISTI program,
I'm thrilled to sit down with Laurent Giraid, a renowned technologist whose deep expertise in Artificial Intelligence has guided countless enterprises through the complexities of machine learning, natural language processing, and the ethical challenges of AI deployment. With years of hands-on
Holiday dashboards reveal a new center of gravity Holiday dashboards told a blunt story: AI spending spread across many vendors, models, and modes, and the results finally showed up in steady KPIs rather than viral demos. Procurement cycles pointed away from a single flagship API and toward
In a city that treats dinner like a stage and tech like a protagonist, a restaurant that claims an AI chef is more than a gimmick becomes a litmus test for whether algorithms can credibly shape taste, tempo, and theater in a working kitchen. The result is an experiment that straddles research lab
Audiences may chuckle at machine-written quips, but new evidence argues the laugh line hides a deeper gap between fluent mimicry and real comic sense, and that gap matters whenever meaning and nuance do the heavy lifting. A study presented at EMNLP by teams from Cardiff University and Ca’ Foscari
As enterprises rushed to stand up AI workflows from data center to edge, Dell’s fiscal Q3 became a proof point that infrastructure demand can reset a company’s growth curve faster than a typical hardware cycle could, and the numbers backed up the shift in stunning fashion. Revenue reached $27
