By the time the term resumes this year, many students will notice their classroom routine has quietly changed. Instead of whole classes moving at one pace, more pupils will be following personalised learning paths created by generative AI systems that scaffold lessons, suggest practice questions and flag gaps in understanding. Teachers will still set the…
Despite all the naysayers: The innovation engine in Germany is warming up, and the fuel is increasingly digital. The German Patent and Trademark Office (DPMA) report for 2025 paints a picture of an economy that is increasingly securing itself through technological property rights, despite difficult framework conditions. With an increase of 4.7 percent to a…
A quiet change in how Google’s cloud services interact has opened an unexpected security gap, putting thousands of organisations at risk of data exposure and mounting AI bills. Security researchers have found that publicly visible Google API keys, once considered low risk, can now be used to access Gemini AI if the generative AI service…
Silicon-based chip manufacturer Cerebras Systems is targeting an initial public offering. The 2015 startup, which says it is building the “fastest AI infrastructure in the world,” filed on April 17 with the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public on the Nasdaq exchange. The filing does not disclose the size of the offering or the…
Like 19th century pioneers adventuring west in search of fortune and prosperity, many manufacturers are embarking on their own intrepid AI journeys. There is no doubt that the last 12 months has seen a shift in the needle, and the tentative conversations that circled around the ‘if’ of AI have given way to the ‘how’….
Alisha Jucevic for CalMatters Dancers say their craft can’t be duplicated by AI. Our tests show they’re right — for now. Bird singing and dancing, as practiced by the Cahuilla Band of Indians, tell a story about the creation of the world, and how the Cahuilla migrated to their current home in Southern California….
