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Google DeepMind has announced an impressive grab bag of new products and prototypes that may just let it seize back its lead in the race to turn generative artificial intelligence into a mass-market concern.  Top billing goes to Gemini 2.0—the latest iteration of Google DeepMind’s family of multimodal large language models, now redesigned around the… Read more

While the details will vary, there are 4 common principles that help companies to successfully deploy AI at scale.Read More Read more

From roasting a bird in the oven to searing steaks on a grill outside, these probes stay connected so you know when your food is done. Read more

LG AI Research has released bilingual models expertizing in English and Korean based on EXAONE 3.5 as open source following the success of its predecessor, EXAONE 3.0. The research team has expanded the EXAONE 3.5 models, including three types designed for specific use cases: The 2.4B model is an ultra-lightweight version optimized for on-device use.… Read more

Editor’s note: A version of this article originally appeared in the author’s newsletter, Exponential View. When people ask me to describe my work, I say I take a critical look at exponential technologies—which I define as technologies that follow an exponential growth curve. I’m the founder of the research group Exponential View, and my mission… Read more

On the AI Impact Tour: Why an uncertain regulatory future for AI means that risk management will become the most critical strategy yet.Read More Read more

Open announced that its social commerce Open SuperApp is launching a partnership with actor and artist Will Smith.Read More Read more

If you’ve been chasing an easy way to overheat, this click-together infrared sauna is easy to set up and works great. Read more

To Nick de Vries, chief technology officer at the solar-energy developer Silicon Ranch, a transformer is like an interstate on-ramp: It boosts the voltage of the electricity that his solar plants generate to match the voltage of grid transmission lines. “They’re your ticket to ride,” says de Vries. “If you don’t have your high-voltage transformer,… Read more

Humans have long been fascinated by the power of the sun. Since as early as the 7th Century B.C., humans used magnifying glass to spark fires with sunlight. Later, we used mirrors to light torches.  But if you get too close to the power of the sun while continuing to use outdated methods and tools, you’re… Read more