The Expanding AI Universe: From Single Atoms to Stadiums
Quantum code cracked, Gemini guzzling water, and AI reshaping industry and sport.
Scientists just cracked the quantum code hidden in a single atom
ScienceDaily
In a groundbreaking moment, researchers decoded quantum information from a single atom. The discovery could hasten the transition to practical quantum computing.
Allegra Spender on why tax reform will make young people’s lives better - podcast
The Guardian
Allegra Spender, an Australian MP, believes tax reform is critical to relieving strain on younger generations. Listen in as she explains what a fairer system could look like.
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Anthropic Folds Claude Code Into Business Plans With Governance Tools
TechRepublic
Anthropic is pushing Claude beyond conversation by incorporating governance and compliance capabilities for organizations. It's an effort to make AI safer, smarter, and boardroom-ready.
Teaching OpenAI’s GPT-OSS 20B Model Multilingual Reasoning Ability: A Hands-On Guide with RTX 4090
Lorentz Yeung/ Towards AI
A new guide demonstrates how to train OpenAI's GPT-OSS 20B for multilingual reasoning on an RTX 4090. Developers now have an effective roadmap for hands-on experimentation.
Microsoft’s new NFL deal could let you blame Copilot AI for terrible playcalls
Richard Lawler/ The Verge
Microsoft's Copilot is headed to the NFL. From evaluating plays to calling plans, artificial intelligence may eventually become a part of game day—for better or worse.
Google Claims One Gemini AI Prompt Uses Five Drops of Water
Megan Crouse/ TechRepublic
Google claims that each Gemini prompt uses roughly "five drops of water" in data center cooling. The unique statistic sheds light on AI's hidden environmental consequences.
How AI servers are transforming Taiwan’s electronics manufacturing giants
Dashveenjit Kaur/ AI News
AI server demand is transforming Taiwan's electronics industry, bolstering companies such as Foxconn and TSMC. The AI explosion is reshaping the global manufacturing landscape.
Google Search’s AI Mode is going global and getting smarter
Emma Roth/ The Verge
Google's AI-powered search is being rolled out globally, with stronger reasoning and richer responses. It is one of the most significant overhauls of Search in decades.
Angela Rayner hit with legal challenge over datacentre on green belt land
The Guardian
Angela Rayner, the UK's deputy Labour leader, is embroiled in a legal dispute over plans to build a data center on protected territory. The example emphasizes the tension between green space and digital growth.
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