In an era where artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, the legal profession stands at a critical juncture, grappling with both unprecedented opportunities and complex ethical dilemmas that challenge its very foundation. Molly Swanson, a recent Rhodes Scholar and law graduate
In an era where over 75 billion connected devices are projected to operate at the edge by the end of this decade, the demand for real-time, efficient AI solutions has never been more pressing, especially as edge devices like factory sensors and wearable health monitors struggle with limited power
In a remarkable stride forward for energy storage technology, researchers at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering have tapped into the power of artificial intelligence to identify high-performing battery electrolytes using an astonishingly small amount of initial data.
Setting the Stage for a Communication Revolution In an era where digital communication dictates the pace of business, a staggering 83% of organizations lack clear visibility into how employees leverage AI tools for messaging, according to a recent Kiteworks survey, highlighting a critical blind
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a breathtaking pace, a pressing question looms over the tech landscape: should AI systems be designed to mirror human emotions, behaviors, and interactions, or does this push the boundaries of innovation into dangerous territory? This debate over
In a striking development that has sent ripples through legal and technological circles, a recent ruling by a prominent Indian court has brought to light the perils of unchecked reliance on artificial intelligence in quasi-judicial proceedings, exposing critical flaws in its application by tax
