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Category: Technology
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Mark O’Connell: Think AI uses a lot of energy? Wait til y…
I’m not convinced that AI evangelists like Sam Altman really understand how strange and creepy they come across when they talk about the future It is often said, and with good reason, that the most compelling and persuasive arguments against the AI industry and all who sail in it come not from its detractors but…
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Ahead of MWC Barcelona, Nvidia bets AI-native platforms w…
Nvidia Corp. early Sunday announced ahead of the MWC Barcelona conference that its joining global telecom leaders in a commitment to build 6G on open and secure artificial intelligence-native platforms, bringing software-defined networking to the future of te… Nvidia Corp. early Sunday announced ahead of the MWC Barcelona conference that its joining global telecom leaders…
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AI vs 100,000 humans: Which wins the creativity contest?
AI can beat average human creativity — but the most imaginative minds are still unmistakably human. The post AI vs 100,000 humans: Which wins the creativity contest? appeared first on Digital Journal. AI can beat average human creativity — but the most imaginative minds are still unmistakably human. A large study, comparing more than 100,000…
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How AI is levelling the playing field in the search for o…
A sliding doors moment can be all it takes to put someone on the path to elite sport. But those in charge of finding our next Olympians have a “world-first” idea to change that. The search is on for Olympic and Paralympic talent ahead of Brisbane hosting the Games in 2032. (Supplied: QAS) Every few…
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Can advanced AI lead to negative economic growth?
Considering the role of demand in the economics of AI This essay is about the role of economic demand in AI-driven growth forecasts. The premise is simple: if advanced AI (or AGI, which I will use interchangeably) automates most labor and the wage share collapses, who will buy the increased output? If firms anticipate weak…
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Questions and Answers: Volume 40
Podcast Transcript March is upon us. Here in the northern hemisphere, the days are getting longer, temperatures are getting warmer, and people are about to go nuts over college basketball for several weeks. There is an old saying that March comes in like a l… March is upon us. Here in the northern hemisphere, the…
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Inside Apple’s new Cork building: An exercise in corpor…
Architects Scott Tallon Walker have delivered subtle curves and a muted palette at the tech giant’s Hollyhill Five facility My first Apple computer was an iBook G3 in Blueberry. Debuting in 1999 it was nicknamed the Clamshell, although my dad always called it the toilet seat, and I thought it was marvellous. Curvy and colourful,…
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How Tecno’s partnership with Google Cloud is taking its ‘…
Tecno is teasing new products for MWC 2026, including ways that its AI will continue to evolve across its devices. Samsung’s most cohesive Unpacked in years sets the stage for the Galaxy S26. Less filler, more focus. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.…
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How AI adoption is reshaping India’s agri sector: Risks…
Technology alone is not a solution; its success depends on thoughtful implementation, farmer-centric design and supportive policy frameworks India’s agriculture sector supports nearly half of the country’s workforce and remains central to food security, rural livelihoods and economic stability. In recent years, artificial intelligence has begun to influence this vast ecosystem in meaningful ways. What…
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AI in oil palm
Regenerative agriculture and circular processing into a unified strategy can transform oil palm into a model of productivity, sustainability and farmer prosperity India’s edible oil import bill remains one of the most persistent structural pressures on its agricultural trade balance. Policy initiatives have rightly focused on expanding oil palm acreage under national missions. But the…
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