Introduction The increasing availability of noninvasive imaging techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) has led to higher demand for these services. Their widespread use for routine check-ups and early detection strategies has significantly increased the need for radiologists to interpret these exams. This demand is further exacerbated by the shortage

Report Overview In 2025, the Global AI Inference Market was valued at USD 108.05 billion. The market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 16.6% during 2026–2035, reaching approximately USD 513.1 billion by 2035. North America dominated the global market in 2025, accounting for more than 40.9% of the total market share and generating

It dawned on me in early March this year, on the Caribbean island of Barbados, of all places. Konrad Kording, in swimming trunks, stood in front of about 30 PIs with backgrounds mostly in neuroscience and machine learning and live-demoed Claude Code, using a projector hardly visible in the broad daylight. He asked Claude to

As teenagers head back to school, there is no shortage of AI updates to support them in the new academic year ahead. Artificial intelligence has been evolving quickly in 2026. It is moving beyond the basic chatbot and into the classroom, assignments, notes, revision plans, and test preparation. The important question is not whether AI

Meta's former Chief AI scientist who is also popularly regarded as the Godfather of AI, Yann Lecun, wants AI models to do lots more. In a post on X, formerly Twitter Lecun said that he wants LLMs (Large Language Models) to do a lot more including physical work. He made the comment while replying to

Did the father of Google TPU jump to Anthropic? First thing this morning, this news went viral across the AI circle. Foreign media broke the big scoop: Anthropic has successfully poached Amir Salek, the former Google executive and the renowned "Father of TPU"! It seems that Anthropic is going to build its own chips. Earlier

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In this episode of Motley Fool Rule Breaker Investing, Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner sits down with Vasant Dhar to ask not merely what machines can do, but how humans can think with them. They discuss these questions: When should we trust AI? When does it sharpen our thinking -- and when does it make our