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AI Venture firms are finding that AI agents, when applied to a broad swath of internal workflows, can augment decision-making and enhance collaboration among teams. By David Bogoslaw 30 April 2026 • 10 mins read Featured Managers AI Deals & Exits Deep Tech Featured Slider People - Firms Technology Cover Story

By Rich Nass Contributing Editor Embedded Computing Design October 23, 2026 Artificial intelligence is becoming a practical component of embedded systems, from predictive maintenance and motor control to machine vision, industrial automation, and smart building infrastructure. But as developers integrate AI into these products, they face a security question that extends beyond the accuracy of

AI In AI, it’s a tale of two diverging investor classes Depending on where you sit as an investor, artificial intelligence still looks like a massive opportunity, or it’s now looking way too risky given growing infrastructure investments and the public’s souring on AI and all the data centers needed to power it. Really, it’s

Getting access to timely healthcare often comes down to an accident of geography: where you live, what resources your local clinic possesses, and whether a specialist is within reach. Nowhere is this disparity more acute than in the fight against tuberculosis (TB). Despite being preventable and curable, TB claims more than 1.23 million lives annually.

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New multi-agent AI capability reduces preparation of a first-draft credit memo from up to three working days to less than 30 minutes, helping TD credit professionals make faster, more informed lending decisions MOUNT LAUREL, NJ, Oct. 22, 2026 — TD Bank U.S. today unveiled TD Credit Assist, an AI capability that reduces the time required

Togo has asked its citizens to contribute texts, recordings and translations to “develop AI models that address the linguistic diversity of the country”, said AI for Developing Countries Forum. More than just a “regional experiment”, it is a “blueprint for how developing nations can use technology to assert their cultural sovereignty and economic relevance in