Gal Gadot has a new movie out on Amazon Prime Video, “The Runner,” but it has recieved the worst Rotten Tomatoes review scores of her career.
Plenty of companies have put AI in the hands of employees. Far fewer have changed how decisions get made, how work moves or how outcomes are measured.
Most consent frameworks are built around a binary: Someone has agreed to data use, or they haven’t. A continuous profile breaks that binary.
People use AI for meetings, drafts, code and more, but what’s harder is finding a company that can confidently say what all of that is actually worth.
Forward-deployed engineers are spreading across healthcare, changing how software is built and resurfacing old tensions between customization and scale.
A new molecular glue reprograms the lymphoma protein BCL6 to switch cancer-cell death back on, clearing aggressive tumors in mice in just 11 days.
Avengers: Doomsday is on the way, but Avengers: Secret Wars has just can an actor in yet another secret role. But fans think they know who it is already.
The risk is that AI is writing so much code that review, testing and governance lag behind.
Rather than trying to determine how to spend less on AI, ask yourself this: Do you understand your AI unit economics well enough to know where to taper back?
The Trump administration has mostly shut down the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, which has been key in raising awareness and improving patient safety.