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Stéphan Donzé is the founder and CEO of AODocs, a cloud-native document management platform that transforms enterprise content into actionable intelligence. Unlike legacy systems limited to basic storage, AODocs combines robust document control with workflow automation, enabling businesses to streamline complex processes across industries. From sales proposals and claims management to engineering and manufacturing, AODocs…
Every time a new AI model drops—GPT updates, DeepSeek, Gemini—people gawk at the sheer size, the complexity, and increasingly, the compute hunger of these mega-models. The assumption is that these models are defining the resourcing needs of the AI revolution. That assumption is wrong. Yes, large models are compute-hungry. But the biggest strain on AI…
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Why it matters: Book Review of Stephen Witt’s The Thinking Machine explores AI, ethics, and power in a riveting narrative.
The process of discovering molecules that have the properties needed to create new medicines and materials is cumbersome and expensive, consuming vast computational resources and months of human labor to narrow down the enormous space of potential candidates. Large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT could streamline this process, but enabling an LLM to understand and…
Medicaid has become a central point of a heated political battle, as Republican lawmakers push for deep cuts to help fund tax reductions. President Donald Trump and GOP leaders aim to slash Medicaid spending by $880 billion over the next decade, trimming roughly 10% of the program’s budget. However, the consequences could be severe as…
People in Japan treat cooperative artificial agents with the same level of respect as they do humans, while Americans are significantly more likely to exploit AI for personal gain, according to a new study published in Scientific Reports by researchers from LMU Munich and Waseda University Tokyo. As self-driving vehicles and other AI autonomous robots…