Mercedes-Benz is revolutionizing its Berlin-Marienfelde facility by integrating AI and humanoid robots into its production processes. This innovation aims to enhance efficiency and sustainability in automotive manufacturing. The company is also focusing on advanced electric motor production, showcasing its commitment to digitalization and cutting-edge technology in the industry.
Telus and Nvidia are collaborating to establish a “sovereign AI factory” in Quebec, aimed at providing Canadian businesses with advanced AI capabilities while keeping data within the country. The facility will utilize renewable energy and natural cooling, addressing environmental concerns associated with AI data centers.
Filum AI, a Vietnamese AI startup, successfully raised $1 million from prominent investors, including Nextrans and VinVentures. Founded in 2020, the company aims to enhance sustainable growth for businesses through comprehensive CX management solutions. The funding will accelerate product development and expand into the Southeast Asian market.
The rise of AI in art challenges traditional notions of creativity and authorship. While AI can generate images by analyzing existing data, it lacks the ability to create entirely new concepts. This raises important legal and ethical questions about the status of AI-generated works in the art world.
UDM Tech has officially launched the OPTRA Platform, an AI-based real-time analysis system designed for various industries, including automotive and semiconductors. Unveiled at the 2025 Smart Factory Automation Expo, the platform offers advanced features like predictive maintenance and AI-driven process optimization, aiming to enhance productivity and efficiency.
The debate over the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education is intensifying in California. While some professors advocate for AI’s integration to enhance learning, others caution against over-reliance on technology, emphasizing the need to balance innovation with fundamental educational skills. The discussion continues to evolve across various universities.
UCLA professor Safiya Umoja Noble warns about the misuse of AI in clean energy discussions, highlighting how biased search engines can spread misinformation. She emphasizes the importance of using trusted sources and being aware of AI’s limitations, particularly in research, to combat the spread of false information.
Researchers at Osaka University have developed an AI model that estimates biological age using just five drops of blood. By analyzing 22 key steroids, the model offers precise health assessments, potentially enabling early detection of age-related health risks and personalized wellness recommendations, highlighting the impact of stress on biological aging.
A recent study reveals that people find AI responses more empathetic than those of human therapists, potentially transforming mental health support. While AI offers consistency and accessibility, human therapists remain essential for addressing complex emotional issues. The future may see a hybrid model combining AI and human expertise for optimal care.
The article discusses the increasing challenges faced by Korean students in the U.S. due to restrictive immigration policies and funding cuts, while highlighting the competitive landscape for global talent in South Korea’s mobility sector, particularly with Hyundai Mobis aiming for significant growth and LS and Daehan Electric’s entry into the European HVDC market.
