China’s AI landscape is rapidly evolving with the introduction of ‘Manus,’ a new autonomous AI agent from startup Monika, touted as the ‘second DeepSeek.’ This development highlights the need for South Korea to enhance its investment and open-source ecosystem to remain competitive in the global AI race.
LG Uplus presented its vision for 6G at the 3GPP 6G Workshop in Incheon, emphasizing sustainability, intelligence, and expansion. The company highlighted green networks, AI support, and enhanced user experiences, aiming to collaborate with global telecoms for the development and commercialization of key 6G technologies.
A recent joint Air Force exercise highlighted the importance of cooperation among the U.S., Canada, Australia, and the U.K. in utilizing artificial intelligence for missile defense. The exercise, ShOC-N, emphasized interoperability and information sharing, crucial for accelerating operations against mobile threats in an increasingly complex military landscape.
The gaming industry is undergoing a transformation as generative AI reshapes game development and gameplay. With tools enabling small studios to produce AAA-quality content and AI-driven dynamic storytelling, the future promises personalized experiences. However, challenges like narrative depth and copyright issues remain. How will AI redefine your gaming experience?
The gaming industry is undergoing a transformative shift with generative AI, projected to reach a market value of $1.8 billion by 2025. This technology enhances game development, enabling smaller studios to create AAA-quality content, dynamic storytelling, and personalized player experiences, fundamentally reshaping how games are made and played.
High street opticians may soon use AI to detect dementia risk through eye scans. The Quartz technique analyzes retinal blood vessels, revealing patterns linked to cognitive decline. This non-invasive method could transform routine eye checks, offering a quick, low-cost way to identify individuals at risk of neurodegenerative conditions.
At MWC25, VIAVI’s Takai Eddine Kennouche discussed the dual-edged nature of AI in telecom, highlighting its potential to enhance automation while emphasizing the necessity of human oversight. Key challenges include data structuring and security risks, necessitating a balanced approach to harness AI’s capabilities responsibly. Watch the full interview for insights.
Google faces its own Innovator’s Dilemma, needing to disrupt its $260 billion search business with AI innovations. The rollout of AI Overviews and the new AI Mode, which offers interactive, AI-generated responses, signals a shift in search dynamics. While competitors emerge, Google remains a strong contender in this evolution.
As AI technology rapidly evolves, Kenya faces new risks, including deep fake fraud and data breaches. While AI offers benefits in efficiency, it raises concerns about accuracy and creativity. Urgent regulation is needed to address these challenges, as many countries, including Kenya, work on developing AI strategies.
Chegg Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Google, claiming the tech giant unfairly uses its proprietary educational content for AI-generated search overviews without compensation. This legal battle highlights tensions between content creators and tech firms, raising questions about intellectual property rights and fair competition in the age of AI.
