A Millennium Media executive explains a pivot from film sets to building an AI startup lab for creatives. By Jonathan Yunger The first time I saw a film come together inside a machine instead of on a ...

AI keeps getting more capable, but capability isn’t the same thing as intelligence. Here’s why the race toward AGI may be ...

When does ongoing fatigue signal something more serious than a busy schedule? A HelloNation article provides the answer, featuring insights from Dr. Charles Turner of Innovative Medicine in Lafayette, ...

As energy companies push AI deeper into industrial operations, success increasingly depends on governance, trusted data, and systems designed to augment human expertise, says Andrew Melouney, vice ...

Meet Atlas, the 5-foot tall humanoid robot that delivered the World Cup match ball, has 56 points of movement on its body, ...

In a sealed lab, a string of code has become something stranger and more unsettling than software. Using artificial intelligence, researchers have written the genetic instructions for a virus that has ...

In a pivot from personal safety measures, the multisociety effort calls on stakeholders to pursue a modern, standardized ...

While working at Google, Claire Stapleton cracked the code for generating corpspeak with personality. Then she lost faith in ...

When change is challenging, we tend to blame ourselves, but self-criticism wears us down more than the change itself. Kristin ...

For women seeking greater insight into their hormone patterns during perimenopause, the data can tell an important story. But hormone measurements alone do not fully explain anxiety that appears ...

The annual Nieman Journalism Lab Predictions for Journalism is always interesting. They’re often not so much predictions as either warnings or wishcasting; a finger on the pulse of what people are ...