How PeerSupport.io Is Helping Yukon Docs Send Referrals Using only Their Voice
PeerSupport.io, a Yukon health‑tech startup, launched CoWork, an autonomous AI browser that executes EMR and web‑based tasks through voice commands. In pilot clinics the tool can send referrals, renew prescriptions, and pull charts in under 11 seconds, delivering roughly 10.5 hours of administrative time back to each clinician per week. CoWork requires no integration or APIs, allowing immediate deployment across any health application. The company projects $5 million in annual revenue and aims to support over one million patient files across Canada and the U.S. by 2026.
Europe Formalizes Concerns About GenAI-Enabled Nonconsensual Deepfakes
European regulators have escalated concerns over AI‑generated non‑consensual deepfakes, issuing a joint statement through the European Data Protection Board that cites 61 authorities worldwide. The statement targets platforms that embed generative image models, highlighting the surge of child‑focused sexual exploitation...
Japanese Rocket Startup Space One to Attempt Third Orbital Launch This Weekend
Tokyo‑based Space One has set a third attempt to launch its Kairos small‑rocket for Sunday, March 1, 2026, from the private Spaceport Kii in Wakayama. The mission will loft five satellites, including one built by the Taiwan Space Agency, after two earlier...
Who’s Really Running AI? Inside the Billion-Dollar Battle over Regulation with Alex Bores
Alex Bores, a New York State Assemblymember, championed the state’s pioneering RAISE Act, a comprehensive AI safety bill that could become a national template. The legislation sparked a $125 million super‑PAC backlash from a Silicon Valley lobbying coalition, while Anthropic poured...
London Testing Facial Recognition App for Police as Another False Match Surfaces
London’s Metropolitan Police will pilot an operator‑initiated facial‑recognition (OIFR) mobile app, powered by NEC’s NeoFace, with 100 officers over six months. The technology promises on‑the‑spot identity checks, avoiding arrests for station‑based verification. At the same time, a series of false‑match...
World’s Smallest Robot Arm Achieves Sub‑Micrometer Precision
The world's smallest industrial robot arm Built for sub-micrometer precision. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how to control what is likely the world’s smallest and most precise industrial robot arm using custom software. The stack includes online and offline programming...
Wyden Blocks Nominee to Lead NSA and Cyber Command
Senator Ron Wyden has blocked Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd’s nomination to lead the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command, citing insufficient experience for the urgent cyber threat landscape. Meanwhile, the Army is piloting AI to speed doctrine writing, the Ninth Circuit...
Paylocity Named Top HR System in Sapient Survey
Paylocity was named a Top HR System in Sapient Insights Group’s 28th Annual HR Systems Survey, which aggregates feedback from over 4,500 organizations worldwide. The company earned first‑place user‑experience scores for Time and Attendance in the mid‑market segment and for...
How To Shape AI At B2B Summit: From Ideas To Execution
The 2026 B2B Summit in Phoenix centered on turning AI concepts into executable strategies for B2B marketers. Sessions emphasized realistic, hands‑on methods rather than hype, guiding leaders through alignment, gap mapping, and governance of AI agents. Attendees collaborated in peer‑driven...
Mellow Launches Support Program for Indie Game Studios
Mellow, a contractor‑management platform for freelancers, has unveiled Indie Launchpad, a six‑month support program for indie game studios. The initiative grants full access to Mellow’s global talent pool, covering more than 100 countries, enabling studios to hire remote developers, artists,...
The No-Cost Tool Transforming Hiring and Retention
Netchex announced a cost‑free integration with BenefitsMe that embeds a Buy‑Now‑Pay‑Later (BNPL) service directly into its payroll platform. The BNPL option lets hourly employees purchase from more than 70,000 brands and repay interest‑free through payroll deductions, available from Day 1 with...
Galax RTX 5060 Teardown Confirms Micron Joins RTX 50 GDDR7 Supply
A teardown of GALAX’s GeForce RTX 5060 Black OC V2 has revealed Micron‑branded GDDR7 memory, marking the first desktop RTX 50‑series card to use Micron as a third‑party supplier. The Micron MT68A512M32DF chips run at 28 Gbps, identical to the Samsung and SK Hynix parts already...
Sapphire Launches RX 9060 XT 8GB Black Diamond and Alloy Pulse S
Sapphire announced two new custom Radeon RX 9060 XT 8 GB graphics cards, the Black Diamond RX 9060 XT 8G D6 OC and the Alloy Pulse S RX 9060 XT 8G. Pricing starts at $353 for the Pulse S and $385 for the premium Black Diamond model. Both cards share a 4 nm GPU with 2,048...
Multicenter Study Shows High Local Tumor Control After Resection with GammaTile in Newly Diagnosed Brain Metastases
GT Medical Technologies released Phase IV registry data showing that GammaTile brachytherapy, implanted at the time of surgical resection, achieved 92.3% local tumor control in newly diagnosed brain metastases after a median 12.4‑month follow‑up. The study of 51 patients reported a...
Antec Vortex View 360 AIO Adds Rotatable 5-Inch LCD and USB Hub
Antec has introduced the Vortex View 360, a 360 mm all‑in‑one liquid CPU cooler that features a 5‑inch IPS LCD capable of rotating a full 360 degrees. The display, driven by iUnity 2.0 software, shows system telemetry, custom dashboards, and animated content, while...
Planex GPE-XGT Brings Low-Power Realtek 10GbE to PCIe (2.5W)
Planex is set to ship the GPE‑XGT, a PCI Express 3.0 x2 10GBASE‑T network card built around Realtek’s RTL8127AT controller. The adapter delivers up to 10 Gbps while drawing only about 2.5 W, keeping heat low during sustained transfers. It supports 10/5/2.5 Gbps modes and falls...
New Heart Device for ‘No-Option’ Chest Pain Patients Shows Early Potential
VahatiCor’s A‑Flux Reducer System, a self‑expanding, recapturable coronary sinus device, was implanted in a first‑in‑human cohort of 12 patients with coronary microvascular dysfunction or obstructive CAD. Eleven procedures were completed without any device‑related complications, and patients experienced significant improvements in...
SEALSQ Expands Japan Presence to Support 2035 Quantum Security Mandate
SEALSQ Corp is expanding its footprint in Japan by showcasing its production‑ready QS7001 secure System‑on‑Chip and QVault Trusted Platform Module at two March 2026 industry events. The move backs Japan’s National Cyber Command Office mandate to transition all government and critical‑infrastructure...
Momentum Cyber Hosts AIxCYBER on $119B Security Bet
Momentum Cyber announced AIxCYBER, a high‑profile panel in Austin on March 12, 2026, to dissect the forces reshaping cybersecurity. The event highlights a $119 billion investment surge in 2026, driven by record M&A activity and financing across 1,222 transactions. Panelists will...
Workable Rebuilds Reporting to Gain Competitive Edge
Workable unveiled a ground‑up rebuilt Reporting Suite that adds enterprise‑grade analytics to its traditionally easy‑to‑use recruiting platform. The new suite includes a custom report builder, advanced visualizations, role‑based dashboards, and granular permission controls, eliminating the need for external BI tools...
1 in 4 Workers Feel Valued at Work
Achievers Workforce Institute reports that only 25 % of employees feel genuinely appreciated, a shortfall that hampers engagement and productivity. The study identifies women, Gen Xers, and healthcare workers as the most overlooked groups in recognition practices. Frequent acknowledgment—especially weekly—can boost effort,...
Google Photos Rolling Out Shortcut to Local Folders
Google Photos for Android is introducing a new folder‑icon shortcut in the top bar, positioned next to the plus and notification icons. Tapping the icon jumps straight to the “On this device” page, where local folders such as Screenshots, Quick Share,...
Who’s Suing AI and Who’s Signing: Danish Publishers Take OpenAI to Court
Danish media body DPCMO filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the AI giant trained ChatGPT on member publishers’ content without consent. The filing follows a wave of US lawsuits, including actions by The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, US News...
US Army Renews Clearview AI Facial Recognition Contract for Special Operations
The U.S. Army’s 1st Special Forces Command has awarded Clearview AI a new contract to extend its facial‑recognition software subscription from March 2026 through March 2027, with options to continue until 2030. The agreement covers five software licenses and maintains...
Cellular Reprogramming: The Expert Roundup
A round‑up of leading experts highlights how cellular reprogramming has moved from a laboratory curiosity to a near‑clinical anti‑aging platform. Researchers describe partial, epigenetic‑focused approaches that can rejuvenate cells without erasing identity, and four biotech firms outline their distinct delivery...
SAF Insights: Introducing Argus' SAF & HVO Fob Straits Assessments
In this episode, Argus’s Sarah and VP of Business Development Alfonso introduce the new FOB Strait of Malacca price assessments for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) in the Asia‑Pacific region. They explain why the assessments are...
Solar‑backed Roofs Can Replace Gas‑fueled AI Data Centers
AI data centers powered by gas are bad "bad for climate, bad for air quality, bad for the environment' "Fastest & cheapest thing to do is to pay homeowners to deploy roof solar with battery backup. Could be done in 6...
DemandScience Launches Winnable Account System
DemandScience has partnered with HG Insights and GTM Fabric to launch a Winnable Account System that enriches Ideal Customer Profiles with technographic, spend, competitive and buyer‑research intelligence. The collaboration introduces two new products—Propensity‑Based Audience Activation and In‑Market Buyer Activation—that score...
Sweep Launches Multi-Org Agent for Salesforce
Sweep introduced its Multi‑Org Agent for Salesforce, a tool that automatically maps dependencies, automations, and rules across fragmented Salesforce environments. The solution helps enterprises compare configurations, spot redundant or conflicting automations, and surface technical debt at scale. Sweep plans to...
AI Isn’t the Real Threat to Special Education (Opinion)
Dawn Fleming‑Kendall argues that the biggest threat to special education is an overwhelmed system, not artificial intelligence. She points to chronic caseloads, staffing shortages, and excessive paperwork driving teachers out of the field. The author highlights Ohio’s move toward AI...
Ignore Generic Advice; Trust Your Own Startup Journey
So far I’ve built two SaaS companies, and this advice almost killed both of them: “Your TAM is too small, it’ll never be a unicorn” “Drop your tiny startup and join this rocket ship” “Build a full go-to-market platform” Every person who gave me...
AI Success Demands Dedicated Agent Management Teams
To Thrive in the AI Era, Companies Need Agent Managers https://t.co/5kEKrzEC7v [Reg Req] #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech #TechNews https://t.co/UUV6jamuJD
Automation in Manufacturing Will More than Double by 2030: PwC
PwC’s latest outlook finds manufacturers will more than double automation, AI and advanced‑technology use by 2030, with the median adoption rate climbing from 26% to 68% of operations. Adoption in production and product design is already high, while business support...
OpenAI's Record Funding Rattles AI Giants and Software Stocks
There's a new kingmaker in AI... OpenAI raises the largest private funding round in history and two of the biggest backers ($NVDA and $AMZN) are down to flat today. Meanwhile a blog post from Anthropic sends software stocks swinging
Spanner Adds Iceberg Lakehouse Support with 200× Faster Scans
"The columnar engine uses a specialized storage mechanism designed to accelerate analytical queries by speeding up scans up to 200 times on live operational data" The new @googlecloud Spanner capability means you can serve Iceberg lakehouse data ... https://t.co/dxmgEAI0cA https://t.co/TUe0vNnzfN
How the Salesforce Administrator Role Is Evolving in the Agentic AI Era
The Salesforce Administrator role is transitioning from a configuration‑focused function to a strategic steward of AI‑driven processes in the emerging Agentic Enterprise. Admins will now own trust, data integrity, security and AI governance, ensuring autonomous agents act responsibly and deliver...
UK Public EV Chargers Outnumber Fuel Pumps Nearly Twofold
FUN FACT: The UK has nearly twice as many public EV chargers as fuel pumps https://t.co/eTmP6dF5Mi https://t.co/iplVZrJGcf
Token Consumption Soars, Proving AI Demand Is Real
I'm burning through SOOOO many tokens (shout out @cursor_ai) and my demand for tokens is only increasing. If you think there's an AI bubble, think again.
NatPower Raises Alarm on UK Shore Power Policy
NatPower Marine warns that the UK’s flagship shore‑power projects in Aberdeen and Portsmouth are faltering because soaring industrial electricity prices and a punitive pricing framework make diesel generators cheaper than grid‑connected power. The company attributes the delays to structural policy...
Claude Code Remote Control: Sleek, On‑the‑Go Wizardry
Not only does Claude Code Remote Control make me feel like a wizard on the go, but the user interface is much sleeker than the terminal. Ran my daily briefing skill while in an uber. Phenomenal. https://t.co/eRAnuoQ88d
Pandemic Hiring Mistakes Rival AI's Labor Market Impact
AI could be affecting the labor market right now, but it's also important to remember that we're all still living in the shadow of pandemic decisions made years ago. We should treat their downstream effects as at least as strong...
The Hydrogen Stream: ACES 220 MW Utah Project Nears Completion
HydrogenPro announced that its 220 MW ACES Delta project in Utah is nearing completion, with all 40 electrolyzers operating at full load. The hub, co‑developed by Chevron New Energies and Mitsubishi Power, will produce up to 100 tonnes of green hydrogen per...
RepoPrompt 2.0 Boosts Agent Efficiency with Integrated Tools
If you are developing with AI, my friends say RepoPrompt is the best way to do it. Do you agree?
AI Transforming Corporate Training and LMS Platforms
#AI is already making an impact on enterprise systems, including #LMS platforms. But what does it mean for the future of corporate training? @LearningCartLMS Co-Founder Troy Gorostiza looks ahead on our blog➡️https://t.co/kWjLaTItSK #elearning #futureofwork #onlinelearning https://t.co/pfzAdax4dB
New Mexico District Looking for High-Dosage Tutoring; Illinois System to Buy Content Filter Tool
A New Mexico school district has issued a request for proposals seeking high‑dosage, high‑impact tutoring services. Meanwhile, an Illinois school system is soliciting bids for a combined content‑filtering and classroom‑management solution. A district in West Virginia is also looking to...
Google Removes Pixel Studio’s Magic Tools, Redirects Users
It's the beginning of the end for Pixel Studio Google's latest Pixel Studio update is a major downgrade as it removes magic eraser/reimagine features Google plans to re-direct Pixel Studio users to Nano Banana in Gemini ✅ Details - https://t.co/SVbhxMCkPl https://t.co/VZYQjkUVSW
De Novo Proteins Expected in Clinics Within Two Years
“The era of de novo proteins is coming a lot faster than probably people recognize,” Generate's CEO Mike Nally tells me. “I think within the next year or two you’ll start seeing de novo designs enter the clinic.” https://t.co/u3WQcDD3jL
UNC Health Unveils Rare Disease Coding Tool in Epic
UNC Health has launched the world’s first standardized rare‑disease coding tool by embedding the Mondo Disease Ontology into Epic’s EHR through the February 2026 IMO Core update. The integration adds nearly 5,000 new rare‑disease codes and revises more than 25,000...
Power Price Hikes Barely Dent Big Tech Spending
When (any) price is right: Rising power prices are still a small slice of Big Tech's spending. https://t.co/FLLrii1nD4 via @McKinsey in @axios
Collective Altruism in Recommender Systems
In this episode, Data Skeptic talks with MIT PhD student Kat about how users can collectively manipulate recommender systems and why such coordinated actions can actually benefit the platforms. Kat explains her research that frames recommender algorithms as multi‑agent games,...
