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Tech Comments (3) Luis Alvarez Adobe (NASDAQ:ADBE) and GitLab (NASDAQ:GTLB) shares slipped in early trading on Tuesday as investment firm Mizuho said the market believes it is seeing a “severe negative impact” from artificial intelligence. “ADBE sits at the intersection of creative software and generative Quick Insights Recommended For You

Introduction As a staple grain, paddy is essential to the world’s food security, particularly in nations like India, where it is a primary dietary component and a key economic driver. According to the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), rice is the staple food for more than half of the world’s population and supports the livelihood

In the ever-evolving domain of chemical reaction engineering and molecular synthesis, scaling up complex molecular reaction systems has long posed a formidable challenge. The recently published work by Chen, Z., Xie, Y., Xu, C., and their colleagues marks a significant milestone in this quest by introducing an innovative hybrid approach that combines mechanistic modeling with

Silicon Valley: Yes, AI Does Enhances Productivity — In The Right Hands & Context Outside the glare of hyperbolic headlines, organizations of all sizes – including most in healthcare – are urgently trying to figure out how AI will fit into their workflows and business plans. Perhaps the most interesting recent discussion I’ve heard on

Digging into Visa’s AI efforts, it’s easy to see how the company earned the No. 2 spot on the Fortune AIQ 50 list, which benchmarks companies on their AI maturity. According to Rajat Taneja, Visa’s president of technology, the global payments company has woven AI into every part of its business. Employees across Visa are tapping

In a significant leap forward for gynecologic oncology, a new study published in BMC Cancer unveils an innovative approach to predicting the severity of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) using advanced artificial intelligence (AI) methods. CIN, a precancerous condition commonly preceding invasive cervical cancer, has long challenged clinicians with its variable progression and the consequent difficulty

Kubernetes and cloud-native platforms have redefined the way we build and run software. They give us speed, agility, elasticity — the ability to scale up in seconds and roll back in minutes. But attackers don’t care about your CI/CD velocity. They don’t care how many Helm charts you’ve optimized or how fast you can deploy

Credit Petter Bjørklund, Communications Officer at SFI Visual Intelligence and UiT The Arctic University of Norway Editor’s note: If we aspire to mount expeditions to new worlds and then embrace the task of characterizing and quantifying whatever life forms we find, the ability to map and understand whatever metabolic and genomic systems are in operation

The agentic AI revolution is creating unprecedented opportunities for enterprise leaders to transform their organisations at scale. However, as companies increasingly rely on external platforms, they’re discovering that the greatest competitive advantages come from owning and controlling their AI infrastructure rather than renting it from third parties. Kanishk Mehta has spent nearly seven years watching

Google DeepMind has deployed a new AI agent designed to autonomously find and fix critical security vulnerabilities in software code. The system, aptly-named CodeMender, has already contributed 72 security fixes to established open-source projects in the last six months. Identifying and patching vulnerabilities is a notoriously difficult and time-consuming process, even with the aid of