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Lease Intelligence at Scale
JLL manages lease data across 175 legal jurisdictions and more than 45 languages — the foundation for every strategic, financial and operational decision across its global real estate business. To modernize how that data is captured, governed and accessed, JLL partnered with DealSumm and Databricks. Built on the DealSumm platform and powered by Genie and
The economy is shutting young adults out of career-entry jobs, analysis finds | CIO Dive
They classified a posting as an AI job if it required one of a cluster of skills in areas such as generative AI, machine learning and neural networks.
America now has a reactor test bed for hacking, AI and remote control, a 10-kilowatt machine under Purdue that traded its 1960s dials for ethernet — built to prove whether one control room can watch a fleet of reactors from thousands of miles away
Nuclear control rooms are one of the last corners of America where analog never died. Dials, knobs, chart recorders, switch panels that look lifted from a 1960s film set. And there’s a logic to it: you can’t reach a dial through a network, so there’s nothing for a hacker to grab. But in a basement
Alan Turing's biggest AI assumption may have been wrong
Alan Turing's famous ideas about artificial intelligence may have sent AI research down the wrong path for the past 75 years, according to prominent computer scientist Peter J. Denning. In his new book, Turing's Mistake: Escaping the Yoke of Unintelligent Machines, Denning argues that two foundational assumptions made by Turing in 1950 continue to shape
As Enterprises Move AI Agents Into Production, OpenBox AI and Temporal Introduce Runtime Governance for Long-Running Agents
New integration combines durable execution with real-time authorization and auditability, addressing the next operational challenge for enterprise AI agents Enterprises are discovering that keeping AI agents running is only half the problem. As agents gain access to business systems and operate across increasingly long workflows, organizations face a more difficult question: how to prove that
Open dataset and deep learning model for intelligent diagnosis of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome and aspiration syndrome in newborns – Scientific Reports
Introduction Neonatal pulmonary diseases are among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in newborns. These conditions, which can be congenital or acquired, pose a serious threat to neonatal health and require prompt diagnosis and treatment. Clinical diagnosis typically relies on chest X-rays, blood gas analysis, and other physiological indicators. However, manual interpretation of neonatal
How Iowa State University’s Translational AI Center is feeding the future with generative AI and computer vision on AWS | Amazon Web Services
From on-premises lab prototype to globally scalable pest intelligence When a farmer in central Iowa spots an unfamiliar insect on their crop, every hour matters. Waiting days for a county extension agent visit or thumbing through reference guides can mean the difference between a targeted spot treatment and a costly full-field chemical application. Iowa State
AI’s dual reality: Efficiency for insurers, disruption for agents
Articial intelligence creates efficiency for carriers, disruption for agents (AI-generated image) By Paige Waters and Stephanie Macro Artificial intelligence is no longer a buzzword reserved for technology conferences and corporate strategy decks. It is actively reshaping how life and health insurance is sold, underwritten, serviced and regulated. Those who understand the technology and how to