AI applications in healthcare have emerged across four key areas: prediction, diagnosis, treatment, and system efficiency.

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What will be the most impactful AI applications for humanity in the future? Emerging AI tech entrepreneurs shared their insights in many fields including intelligent healthcare, collaborative research ...

A London-based startup says the productivity tools meant to help professionals are actually making their jobs harder—and ...

As governments around the world move to put new guardrails on artificial intelligence in 2026, University of Delaware professor Xiao Fang brings a perspective shaped long before AI became a business ...

Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Jason Eshraghian is reimagining how artificial intelligence can operate by taking cues from the human brain, developing strategies to ...

Portrait of two engineers working together with Artificial Intelligence. As explored in a recent column, artificial intelligence’s impact on the future of work depends less on algorithms than on ...

Of course, as will most industries, education will be influenced by artificial intelligence (AI). Because AI can replace many technical skills – think data analysis, coding, and entry level tasks – ...

Google will employ Intel Xeon CPUs to power its Cloud infrastructure and AI applications; both companies will collaborate on ...

“[Artificial Intelligence] is everywhere,” professor and vice chair of research in the University of Wisconsin Department of Radiology, Dr. Christoph Lee, said. Currently, UW is participating in a ...

C ritics of generative AI have described it as a threat to higher education, and to the humanities in particular. The critics are right. Large language models (LLMs) perform core educational functions ...

The “AI arms race” has created a hiring system that moves faster than ever but with far less clarity, writes one leader at ...