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The emerging network of mutualistic technologies – including extended reality (XR), artificial intelligence (AI) and sensors – is set to benefit a number of industries and applications, not least robotics.The synergistic effects of these technologies have the potential to advance robotics and radically transform the possibilities of integrating robotics into economies and societies. The potential to drive new markets, increase productivity, and enable novel service applications is substantial. The advent of embodied AI marks a step towards making AI available across applications. As defined by Nvidia, embodied AI represents “the integration of artificial intelligence into physical systems, enabling them to interact with the physical world”. Embodied AI goes beyond robotics in the strict sense and applies to smart systems and infrastructures more generally. It extends the capabilities of AI to physical systems – such as buildings, robots and autonomous vehicles like cars, trucks and rob...

The authors argue that AI is the structural enabler of this paradigm shift. It combines machine learning, big data, the Internet of Things (IoT), and intelligent robotics to enhance operational efficiency while personalizing production systems. The result is an industrial ecosystem that adapts dynamically to human needs, resource availability, and market demands. Anew study outlines a transformative vision for the next industrial era, Industry 5.0, driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and defined by collaboration between humans and machines. The study, titled “Towards an Industry 5.0 Enhanced by AI: A Theoretical Framework,” published in Engineering Proceedings, was presented at the 7th International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Humanity (ICATH 2025) in Kenitra, Morocco. It introduces a new theoretical model that positions AI as the backbone of industrial innovation, productivity, and sustainability, while warning that human factors, ethics, and governance must remain cent...

Time crystals are an exotic phase of matter that break the conventional rules of physics. Unlike ordinary crystals, which have repeating patterns in space, time crystals display repetition in time. Their atomic or quantum states oscillate at fixed intervals without consuming energy, essentially existing in perpetual motion without violating thermodynamic laws. This unusual stability and periodicity make time crystals especially promising for quantum computing, where maintaining coherence and minimizing error are critical challenges. One of the biggest obstacles in quantum computers is decoherence—the tendency of qubits to lose their state due to external disturbances. Time crystals could offer a solution by providing qubits with a naturally stable environment that resists noise and energy loss. Their ability to sustain oscillations indefinitely means they could function as highly reliable qubits or be used to support error-resistant quantum memory. Recent experiments using trapped ions...

In B2B markets, where purchase decisions often stretch over months and involve multiple stakeholders, Adobe is pushing a bold bet: that agentic AI can now meaningfully reshape both how buyers decide and how marketers intervene. Last week, it announced a suite of AI agents built for B2B sales and marketing teams, tools intended to simplify what are historically long, opaque buying cycles. At stake is more than marketing efficiency. The promise is to shift the role of sales and marketing from campaign execution to more strategic orchestration, and to do so in a world where 70% of buyers reportedly complete their research before speaking to a salesperson. In that landscape, Adobe contends, the old funnel is failing, and the new battleground is real-time, cross-channel, AI-led interaction. Complexity, committees and fragmented data B2B purchases rarely hinge on a single decision-maker.  Instead, committees with evolving views must converge on consensus. Each participant brings differen...

Processing data in orbit reduces delays and the heavy load on Earth-based stations. These space supercomputers use solar power and radiate heat naturally in space, making them energy efficient and environmentally friendly compared to large Earth data centres. AI lets satellites make their own choices. For example, NASA’s Dynamic Targeting tech allows satellites to decide where to focus sensors finding wildfires or storms immediately instead of waiting for human commands.Space supercomputers will help in climate monitoring, disaster response, and scientific research. They might also support deep space missions, allowing spacecraft to process data and operate independently far from Earth. What if satellites in orbit were no longer just passive observers but powerful supercomputers capable of processing data in real time? This video explores the transformative concept of Space AI—where satellites evolve into intelligent, autonomous computing hubs orbiting Earth. Instead of sending massive...

Rapidly evolving digital landscape, the boundaries of privacy are being redefined by advances in data-driven technologies. Beyond traditional datasets such as text, images, and sensor data, the rise of neural data—information derived from brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and neurotechnological devices—has introduced new challenges in privacy protection. Neural data captures patterns of brain activity that can reveal an individual’s intentions, emotions, and cognitive processes. As this information becomes increasingly integrated into healthcare, education, marketing, and entertainment applications, the ethical and legal implications surrounding its use have become a matter of urgent global concern. The concept of privacy in the neural age extends far beyond safeguarding personal identifiers. Technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, neuroimaging, biometrics, and wearable sensors now generate multidimensional data that can indirectly expose sensitive behaviora...

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We're releasing Petri (Parallel Exploration Tool for Risky Interactions), an open-source framework for automated auditing that uses AI agents to test the behaviors of target models across diverse scenarios. When applied to 14 frontier models with 111 seed instructions, Petri successfully elicited a broad set of misaligned behaviors including autonomous deception, oversight subversion, whistleblowing, and cooperation with human misuse. The tool is available now at github.com/safety-research/petri. AI models are becoming more capable and are being deployed with wide-ranging affordances across more domains, increasing the surface area where misaligned behaviors might emerge. The sheer volume and complexity of potential behaviors far exceeds what researchers can manually test, making it increasingly difficult to properly audit each model. Over the past year, we've been building automated auditing agents to help address this challenge. We used them in the Claude 4 and Claude Sonnet ...

Changing health habits – like quitting smoking, exercising more, or sticking to prescribed treatments – is difficult but crucial for preventing and managing chronic diseases. Motivational interviewing (MI), a patient-centered counseling method that helps people find their own motivation to change, has proven effective across many health care settings. Yet despite strong evidence, MI is not widely used in clinical practice due to challenges like limited time, training demands and payment barriers. Advances in artificial intelligence, however, are opening new possibilities to bring MI to more people through digital tools. AI-powered chatbots, apps and virtual agents can simulate the supportive, empathetic conversations at the heart of MI. Using approaches ranging from scripted dialogues to advanced large language models like GPT-4 (commonly known as ChatGPT), these tools provide around-the-clock, judgment-free support. They may be especially helpful for people who do not seek traditional...

Medical Care Technologies Inc. (OTC PINK:MDCE) today announced it is actively exploring the integration of blockchain technology as a security framework for patient medical data in its forthcoming medical research application. Blockchain is being evaluated for its potential to ensure enhanced protection of sensitive health information, complementing the company's commitment to full HIPAA compliance. The app is being developed to turn users' smart devices into personalized AI health assistants, leveraging data from photos, voice scans, facial metrics, and other non-invasive inputs to deliver diagnostic-grade wellness insights. The vision is to "turn your smart device into a personal AI doctor," enabling more proactive, precision-driven prevention and monitoring of health conditions. Medical Care Technologies inc. The beta version of the app is scheduled for release in 2026, with initial tests focused on security protocols, database integrity, and user experience in re...