Ana Nives Radović: Connecting Art, Blockchain, and FinTech
"One of the primary benefits of blockchain in the financial sector is its ability to enhance security and transparency. Each transaction recorded on a blockchain is time-stamped and immutable, significantly reducing the risk of fraud."
How AI Chatbots Think Like Humans and Machines
In a landmark study by the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, researchers found tantalizing evidence of AI chatbots reasoning in ways that are a special mixture of human-like cognitive biases and rational logic.
NBC’s Revolutionary Use of AI Enhances Viewer Experience for the 2024 Olympics
NBC has leveraged cutting-edge AI technology to create a digital clone of renowned sports commentator Al Michaels' voice. This innovation allows NBC to offer personalized recaps of the Olympics, showcasing the transformative potential of AI in media and setting a new standard for broadcasting.
Elon Musk Announces: Tesla is Going to Use Humanoid Robots Next Year
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced an announcement that has since gone viral: his company will start to use humanoid robots in 2022. Mass production of these robots is anticipated by 2025.
AI enhances individual creativity but reduces collective novelty—University of Exeter study
AI is changing content creation, but at a cost. In an innovative study, researchers from the University of Exeter found that although AI can really improve certain aspects of humans' creativity, this could eventually contribute to an outright decline in the total diversity of content.
AI Making the Olympic Games in Paris 2024 Experience Change
As the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris unfold, a more significant improvement in the experience comes through the addition of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in managing various aspects of the event.
ChatGPT Introduces New Search Feature in What Looks Like a Challenge to Google
OpenAI, an artificial intelligence giant, is on the move to introduce new features in its ChatGPT in a move that many seem to think is poised to take over Google's feet in the market.
Videogame performers threaten to strike over AI, pay issues in Hollywood
Voice actors for videogames and performers for motion capture have gone on strike after labor contract negotiations fell short on protections with workers and artificial intelligence, adding another work stoppage to the list in Hollywood.
Development Of ‘Living Robots’ Needs Regulation And Public Debate
Researchers call for regulation to guide responsible, ethical development of bi-hybrid robotics. It is an emerging science that combines man-made parts with living tissue, cells and other biological components.
Google Won’t Cut Third-Party Cookies From Chrome
In a major strategy reversal, Google has indicated it will abandon the plan to kill the third-party cookie in the Chrome browser. This is after several years of delays and massive trials.












