It’s always sobering to attend the annual World Food Prize activities in Des Moines and hear about the ongoing persistence of hunger problems across the globe.
Michigan Ross Launches AI Concentration For Full-Time MBAs
The University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business joins growing number of top B-schools formalizing AI in their curricula.
The People Using ChatGPT to Cheat at Their Hobbies
Why are so many of us letting AI have all the fun?
Elon Musk’s latest venture is less an encyclopedia than an algorithmic mirror of one man’s ideology
Grokipedia will not replace Wikipedia: it will stand as a cautionary artifact of the early AI age
Booking Holdings’s CEO weathered the dotcom bubble. He says the AI boom is different
Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel explains why the AI boom is different than the dotcom bubble and is already changing travel.
Where water meets artificial intelligence
As part of the new Water-AI Nexus Center of Excellence collaboration, The Water Center at Penn is helping answer key questions around technology and sustainability.
AI Friends Can Make You Feel More Alone
The paradox of artificial companionship.
From ambition to accountability: Quantifying AI ROI in strategy
Instead of isolated pilot programmes, Leading Resolution’s Pete Smyth advocates quantifying AI ROI on agreed business metrics.
Students Want Schools to Incorporate AI in Learning But Express Some Fears
Survey & panel find schools are lagging behind their students in using AI; HS kids worry about letting it think for them, being accused of plagiarism.
Microsoft signs $9.7 billion contract with IREN for Nvidia chips
Data center owner and operator IREN said on Monday it has signed a cloud services contract worth about $9.7 billion with Microsoft to provide the tech giant with access to Nvidia’s GB300 processors over a five-year period.