Watch James Manyika Talk AI and Creativity with LL COOL J.
James Manyika, Google’s senior vice president for research, labs, technology and society, sits down with hip‑hop legend LL Cool J for the latest Dialogues on Technology and Society episode. The pair discuss the evolution of creative tools, from early drum machines to today’s generative AI, and explore how AI can broaden artistic access. Manyika stresses the need to protect the “divine spark” that makes creativity uniquely human. The conversation underscores both opportunity and responsibility as AI reshapes the creative landscape.
How Gartner® Evaluates Revenue Action Orchestration Platforms Across the Revenue Lifecycle
Gartner’s new Critical Capabilities report expands its Magic Quadrant analysis to evaluate Revenue Action Orchestration platforms on functional depth. It assesses vendors across four core revenue use cases—acquiring new customers, retaining and growing accounts, managing pipeline and forecasts, and coaching...
China Unicom Bets on AI Cloud Services to Break Telecoms Revenue Ceiling
China Unicom is accelerating AI deployment across consumer, enterprise, and home services, targeting 2026 as a launch point for new revenue streams beyond traditional voice and data. Its flagship AI Cloud Phone, built with Huawei, already has 18 million users and...
A Hybrid CNN–Transformer Network to EnhanceSolar Magnetogram Resolution for Flare PredictiveAnalytics
Researchers introduced MagRes‑Net, a hybrid convolutional neural network and transformer architecture that upscales low‑resolution SOHO/MDI magnetograms to match the detail of SDO/HMI observations. Trained on co‑aligned MDI‑HMI image pairs with physics‑aware constraints, the model restores fine magnetic structures while conserving...
Stereoelectroencephalography in the Presurgical Evaluation of Drug–Resistant Epilepsy: Retrospective Analysis of Clinical Efficacy and Safety in 71 Procedures
A retrospective review of 71 drug‑resistant epilepsy patients undergoing stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) showed that the technique confirmed the pre‑implantation hypothesis in 85% of cases. SEEG‑guided radiofrequency thermocoagulation (RF‑TC) was performed in 52% of patients, yielding seizure improvement in 73% at 12...
Phenylalanine-Associated Ocular Risk Stratification in Early-Treated Children with Phenylketonuria: A Cross-Sectional Study
A cross‑sectional study of 33 early‑treated PKU children found ocular abnormalities common, linked to higher serum phenylalanine. Comprehensive eye exams revealed anterior and posterior segment issues. ROC analysis defined phenylalanine thresholds that predict elevated ocular risk. Findings suggest metabolic control...
I Teach at Harvard and Encourage My Students to Use AI on Every Assignment. They Just Have to Follow My...
A Harvard professor has made AI a mandatory tool for every student assignment, but only as a research aid and editorial assistant. Students must first formulate their arguments independently before turning to AI for polishing and gap‑filling. The professor frames...
EUDR: Is Cloud Cover a Problem for Compliance?
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires traceability of commodities back to their original plots, prompting firms to rely on satellite monitoring. Cloud cover can create temporary gaps in optical imagery, but the regulation’s monthly‑to‑annual assessment cadence means these gaps rarely...
Valneva to Participate in Multiple Events at the 26th World Vaccine Congress in Washington DC
Valneva SE announced its participation in the 26th World Vaccine Congress in Washington, D.C., from March 31 to April 2, 2026. The company’s CEO, Thomas Lingelbach, and senior executives will present data on the chikungunya vaccine IXCHIQ® and join a...
Transgene to Deliver an Oral Presentation on Its Individualized Neoantigen Therapeutic Vaccine TG4050 at the World Vaccine Congress
Transgene (Euronext: TNG) will deliver a 30‑minute oral presentation on its individualized neoantigen therapeutic vaccine TG4050 at the World Vaccine Congress in Washington, D.C. on April 1, 2026. TG4050, built on the AI‑driven myvac® platform, targets patient‑specific tumor mutations. Phase 1 data in...
Govee’s Color-Changing Smart Lamps Are on Sale for up to 30 Percent Off
Govee’s Table Lamp 2 Pro and Table Lamp 2 are part of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, with the Pro model falling to $134.99 (a $45, roughly 30% discount) and the basic lamp to $55.99 (a $24, about 24% off). Both...
Data Center Infrastructure Name Sets Up In A Base
Hubbell (HUBB) surged about 55% year‑to‑date, outpacing roughly 86% of stocks, as its modular electrical solutions helped data‑center infrastructures operate up to 30% faster. The company beat fourth‑quarter earnings and sales estimates, posting 9% organic sales growth and a 15%...
Security Researchers Sound the Alarm on Vulnerabilities in AI-Generated Code
Georgia Tech’s Vibe Security Radar identified 35 new AI‑generated code vulnerabilities in March 2026, raising the quarterly total to 74 confirmed CVEs linked to AI coding tools. The project tracks roughly 50 AI‑assisted development platforms, with Anthropic’s Claude Code accounting for...
Quail Digital and Audivi Join Forces to Bring Cost-Free Voice AI to Drive-Thru Restaurant Ordering
Quail Digital and Audivi have announced a global partnership delivering a free Voice AI hardware box for quick‑service restaurants. The solution merges Quail’s high‑clarity audio equipment with Audivi’s real‑time AI ordering software, aiming to cut drive‑thru errors and speed service....
This New Perk for Amex’s Business Cards Is a Big Bet on the Future of AI
American Express is rolling out a $300 annual statement credit on its U.S. Business Platinum and Business Gold cards for ChatGPT Business subscriptions, launching this spring. The perk aims to help enterprise customers offset AI software costs and boost productivity....
Lucid Software Advances MCP Server Offering and Lucid AI Capabilities, Debuts Process Agent to Boost Speed and Clarity Across Teams
Lucid Software unveiled a suite of AI‑enhanced collaboration tools, including an upgraded Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that can generate editable diagrams from natural‑language prompts. The company added voice‑to‑text prompting, intelligent layout features, and an Edit Document API slated for...
Samson Sky Wins Flying Car Orders From, and GA Development Cooperation Deal with, Tajikistan
Samson Sky signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Tajikistan’s government to deliver 50 Switchblade flying cars worth roughly $11.5 million. The agreement also tasks the company with helping modernise general‑aviation legislation so the vehicles can be registered locally. Samson Sky will...
Accenture Introduces Cyber.AI Platform Powered by Anthropic Claude
Accenture has launched Cyber.AI, an AI‑driven cybersecurity platform built with Anthropic’s Claude model. The solution combines autonomous agents with Claude’s reasoning engine and includes Agent Shield for real‑time governance of AI agents. In Accenture’s own environment, the platform secured 1,600...
BonV Aero Partners with Israel’s ParaZero to Offer Drone Catchers
Indian unmanned systems firm BonV Aero has teamed with NASDAQ‑listed ParaZero Technologies to launch DefendAir, a hard‑kill counter‑drone system that captures hostile UAVs with kinetic nets. The system can fire five nets within a 50‑metre radius, neutralising drones from 30 cm...
Copilot to Train on GitHub, Security Agents Comes Free(ish) to 365 E5
Microsoft announced that GitHub Copilot will continue training on publicly available GitHub code, but enterprise customers are excluded from contributing data to the model. At the same time, Microsoft 365 E5 subscribers will receive Microsoft’s security agents enabled by default...
Scale Partners with Mastercard to Simplify Card Issuance Across Five African Markets
South African fintech Scale has teamed up with Mastercard to launch a one‑integration card‑issuing platform across Senegal, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The partnership consolidates issuing banks, payment networks and BIN sponsors into a single onboarding flow, cutting time‑to‑market...
Quish Splash QR Code Phishing Campaign Hits 1.6 Million Users
Researchers at 7AI uncovered the "Quish Splash" campaign, which dispatched over 1.6 million phishing emails in less than three weeks. The attackers embedded malicious URLs inside BMP‑format QR‑code images, a technique that slipped past Microsoft Defender and other email filters. By...
Editorial. Weighty Matter
The GLP‑1 drug semaglutide has entered the Indian market as generic versions after its patent expired last week, driving monthly prices down from roughly $144 to $36. The steep discount makes the medication affordable for a broader segment of diabetics...
Twist Biosciences: Keeping Synthetic Biology Alive
Remember synthetic biology? It was a technology platform that would allow mankind to play God. Not long after Craig Venter created the first synthetic life form in 2010, synthetic biology darling Intrexxon went public making its prolific founder an instant...
China Launches Two Radar Satellites
China successfully launched two synthetic‑aperture radar satellites aboard a Long March 2D from Taiyuan, expanding its all‑weather imaging capability for both civilian and military use. The launch adds to China’s fourteen orbital missions in 2026, still far behind SpaceX’s thirty‑seven launches that...
Revenium Introduces AI Outcomes to Measure ROI at the Agentic Workflow Level
Revenium launched AI Outcomes, a solution that ties every AI agent execution to a specific business result and calculates ROI at the workflow level. The platform adds an outcome identifier to each step, capturing execution status and the downstream business...
Intercom's New Post-Trained Fin Apex 1.0 Beats GPT-5.4 and Claude Sonnet 4.6 at Customer Service Resolutions
Intercom unveiled Fin Apex 1.0, a purpose‑built AI model that powers its Fin customer‑service agent handling over two million weekly conversations. Benchmarks show a 73.1% resolution rate, edging out OpenAI’s GPT‑5.4 and Anthropic’s Claude models by roughly two percentage points....
The Path To AI Maturity: What Leaders Should Consider In The Coming Year
AI has reached a tipping point in the legal sector, moving from experimental pilots to a baseline expectation for many firms. Litify’s 2025 State of AI in Legal Report shows rapid adoption but uneven maturity across organizations. A March 31 webinar...
Cabinet Approves Modified UDAN Scheme with Rs 28,840 Crore Outlay to Boost Regional Connectivity
India's Union Cabinet approved a ten‑year Modified UDAN scheme with a total outlay of roughly $3.5 billion (Rs 28,840 crore). The plan earmarks $1.46 billion for upgrading 100 airports, $439 million for 200 modern helipads, and $1.2 billion in Viability Gap Funding to sustain regional airline...
Mobile Payments Take Lead in Dutch Market
In 2025 Dutch consumers used smartphones and smartwatches for mobile payments more often than debit cards, according to Betaalvereniging Nederland. Nearly six out of ten debit‑linked transactions were made via a mobile device, up from four out of ten in...
Satlantis Earnings Grow Alongside Demand for Earth-Observation Satellites
Satlantis posted 2025 revenue of €47.8 million (about $56.4 million), with EBITDA of €14.4 million (≈$16.9 million). More than half of the income came from small‑satellite sales and operations, while optical payloads grew to 30% of total revenue. The company announced a FlexSat program...
Flow Labs Opens up Real-Time Signal and Mobility Data with New API Suite
Flow Labs, a Scottsdale‑based traffic‑tech firm, unveiled Flow API, a suite of real‑time and historical data interfaces for traffic signals and mobility segments. The APIs let transportation agencies pull performance metrics directly into existing ATMS, TMC, analytics and custom platforms,...
India, US Face Off over E-Commerce Moratorium at WTO Meet
India has asked WTO members to carefully reconsider the e‑commerce duty moratorium, warning of revenue losses and an ambiguous definition of "electronic transmissions." The United States, meanwhile, is pressing for the moratorium to become a permanent, duty‑free regime to protect...
Power Management Company Claros Raises $30m Seed Round
Claros, a power‑management startup, raised a $30 million seed round led by General Catalyst and Red Cell Partners. The funding will accelerate development of its integrated voltage regulator (IVR) and Power Gateway direct‑current distribution platform. The IVR claims up to 30%...
Multiply Raises $9.5M, Focused on B2B Self-Learning Ads
Multiply, an AI‑native media agency for B2B firms, emerged from stealth with a $9.5 million Series A led by Mayfield. Its self‑learning advertising platform links Google Search and LinkedIn campaigns to sales call recordings, CRM data, and performance metrics, automatically generating and...
Geotab’s 2025 Sustainability and Impact Report
Geotab’s 2025 Sustainability and Impact Report shows connected‑vehicle data helping global fleets cut fuel waste, idle time, collisions and accelerate electrification. In 2025, Geotab‑connected electric vehicles logged over 870 million miles, while customers like Belgium’s bpost saved €1.6 million (~$1.7 million) in fuel...
Venture Capitalists Eye Philippines
Venture capital activity in the Philippines surged in 2025, with private‑capital funding rising about 34% year‑on‑year despite a regional downturn. Foxmont Capital Partners alone raised $1.5 billion, up from $960 million in 2023, and e‑commerce now accounts for 67% of the country’s...
Blossom Health Secures $20M to Scale AI Psychiatry Platform
Blossom Health, a New York‑based telepsychiatry startup, raised $20 million in Seed and Series A financing led by Headline and a broad investor syndicate. The capital will fund geographic expansion, new payer contracts, clinician onboarding, and accelerated AI research. Blossom’s platform combines...
Flash Review: 2027 Fox 38
Blister’s Flash Review offers an early look at the 2027 Fox 38 suspension fork after an extended testing period. Preliminary impressions highlight smoother low‑speed bump absorption and a stiffer chassis that enhances technical handling. The updated damper promises finer tuning,...
Michigan’s Use of AI to Process SNAP Applications Draws Concerns About Past Automation Failures
Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services has begun using Google Vertex AI and optical character recognition to scan and flag SNAP applications, aiming to cut payment error rates mandated by the new H.R. 1 law. The AI tool prioritizes cases...
Announcing the Winners of the MedGemma Impact Challenge
Google announced the winners of its MedGemma Impact Challenge, a competition that attracted over 850 global developer teams to build prototype health applications using open‑weight models from the Health AI Developer Foundations (HAI‑DEF) program. First‑place went to EpiCast, a mobile...
Upgrade Your Creative Performance with March’s Demand Gen Drop.
Google’s Demand Gen platform now includes AI‑powered Veo, which turns static images into video ad variations, helping advertisers achieve “Excellent” ad strength. The suite also expands creator partnerships, enabling authentic YouTube Shorts content that lifts conversion rates by roughly 30 %....
Inside the Accounting Firm with No Humans
Consultant Alexis Kingsbury launched Accrual Intentions, the world’s first fully AI‑staffed accounting firm, using Claude Code to create 11 distinct AI agents and a complete workflow. The experiment was tested on ICAEW fellow Ryan Pearcy’s company, producing a full set...
The AI Infrastructure Bottleneck: Why ‘Good Enough’ Kubernetes Isn’t Cutting It Anymore
Enterprises are moving from AI pilots to production, but GPU provisioning is becoming the primary bottleneck. Traditional Kubernetes orchestration struggles with high‑end Nvidia Blackwell B300 and RTX PRO 6000 GPUs, leading to weeks‑long wait times or insecure, over‑provisioned clusters. QumulusAI and vCluster...
Looking to Generate Better B2B Leads? Why Industrial Companies Are Refining Their Strategy
Industrial manufacturers are moving from traditional trade‑show outreach to sophisticated, digital‑first lead generation. Because industrial sales involve multi‑million‑dollar contracts and multiple stakeholders, companies must align precise technical messaging with buyers’ pain points. The article highlights how data‑driven tactics—intent monitoring, account‑based...
IBM Quantum Processor Successfully Simulates Magnetic Material Dynamics
Researchers from the DOE Quantum Science Center and IBM used IBM's 50‑qubit Heron quantum processor to simulate the magnetic crystal KCuF₃. The quantum‑derived dynamical structure factors matched neutron‑scattering measurements from Oak Ridge and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, proving quantitative accuracy....
Top 20 Tech Leaders in New York
The AI Accelerator Institute (AIAI) highlighted New York’s top 20 AI leaders, ranging from chief AI officers to academic pioneers, ahead of its June 4, 2026 summit. Featured figures include Perplexity AI’s CTO Denis Yarats, NYU professor Rob Fergus, and NYC Economic...
Apple's Next iPad Might Look the Same, but a New Listing Suggests It Could Get a 30% Gaming Performance Boost
Apple’s upcoming 12th‑generation iPad is rumored to retain its current 11‑inch design but will be powered by a new A18 chip, delivering roughly a 30% single‑core performance uplift. The tablet is also expected to increase memory to 8 GB of RAM,...
I Can't Stop Talking About the Ninja Creami Swirl - and It's on Sale at Amazon Right Now
ZDNET reviewer tested the Ninja Creami Swirl, a countertop soft‑serve ice‑cream maker. Amazon’s Big Spring Sale offers a 14 % discount, pricing the unit at $299, near its historic low of $279. The appliance includes 13 programs—including a low‑sugar CreamiFit line—and...
Best Auto Gifts and Gadgets for Car-Loving Moms
The article curates a list of top automotive accessories ideal for gifting car‑loving mothers, ranging from safety‑focused tech like the Wolfbox G840S mirror dash cam to convenience items such as a retractable car charger and portable air pump. Each product...