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Even Microsoft's own software teams are struggling with the avalanche of AI-generated code
Microsoft has had to change how it reviews extensions... again... because of how frequently developers are submitting.
IBM is launching a new open source AI model to get NASA back to the Moon — and making petabytes of lunar data available to study
IBM and NASA release one of the first open source AI models to spur on the next generation of lunar exploration.
ChatGPT Images 2.5 has a noise problem
ChatGPT Images 2.5 delivers faster, impressively composed pictures, but my tests support users’ complaints of excessive noise
AI can’t mark its own homework
As AI accelerates software development, independent, repeatable visual testing becomes essential for trustworthy quality assurance.
Gartner thinks these four trends will shape the future of work — so what will they mean for you?
Gartner says humans and institutional knowledge are vital, but they still need to adapt to work alongside AI.
Time to power is becoming the new measure of AI infrastructure readiness
AI's next phase will be shaped by the race to secure reliable, dispatchable power
The hidden tax of complexity and speed
New processes and tools carry admin and mental costs - gains require reevaluating processes and training.
AI’s overlooked storage opportunity
AI success depends on keeping more data accessible, protected, and affordable at scale.
AI data centers have a hidden cost few highlighted: A $200 billion insurance price tag that consumers will end up paying
The risk management of data centers has been highlighted as a potential payday for insurers, with market estimates as high as $200 billion through to 2030.
‘They seem to have more money than God’: AI companies face major reality check as states cut billions in tax exemptions — with Bernie Sanders calling for regulation so tech billionaires no longer ‘play God’ and ‘determine the future of humanity’
AI companies have enjoyed tax exemptions for years, but now its time for them to pay up and face regulation, Sanders says.