Across healthcare, finance, education, and corrections, AI promises smarter decisions and personalized experiences. But realizing this potential requires more than algorithms—it demands robust information architecture. When data isn’t properly structured, organizations risk bias and inefficiency.
One of mathematics’ most contentious debates could be settled by translating a controversial 500-page proof into computer code. The decade-long standoff over Shinichi Mochizuki’s ABC conjecture proof might finally get resolved through formal verification in Lean.
The global securities regulator IOSCO has issued warnings about tokenization, noting that blockchain-based tokens linked to traditional assets could create new risks for investors. While adoption remains limited, regulators are concerned about counterparty risks and potential spill-over effects from
Technology journalist Ryan Faas draws on 15 years of IT management experience to outline how organizations can balance innovation with operational stability. His approach combines practical governance with forward-thinking technology adoption strategies.
Alphabet’s self-driving unit Waymo has named Google executive Steve Fieler as its new chief financial officer. The move comes as Waymo expands its commercial robotaxi services to new markets and potentially prepares for additional outside investment. Fieler previously served as vice president of pla
WhatsApp is rolling out a new Media Hub feature that centralizes recently shared content from all your chats. The feature is currently available to select users on web and macOS versions. It lets you sort by date, file size, and search by sender or caption.
For the first time, researchers have successfully trapped a stable “closed-shell” molecule using deep ultraviolet light. The breakthrough with aluminum monofluoride required lasers operating at 227.5 nm and took nearly eight years to achieve. This opens doors to advanced quantum simulations and prec
Major oil companies reported profit declines between 2-12% in Q3 2025 as they shift focus back to traditional oil and gas operations. The industry is significantly cutting low-carbon investments after disappointing returns and is warning of potential energy shocks if oil investment doesn’t increase.
The current console generation launched in a pandemic and never found its identity. PlayStation 5 broke sales records but lacked defining games, while Xbox practically abandoned its own hardware. After five years, what’s next for console gaming?
Samsung is teaming up with Mark Cuban to bring AI education to US schools through its Solve for Tomorrow initiative. The program includes $29 million in technology, AI bootcamps, and teacher training resources to address the significant gap in AI education.
