New MCP Server brings Green Street’s proprietary research, data, and forecasts inside the AI tools organizations already use. Green Street, the leading provider of Real Assets intelligence, data, news, and predictive analytics, announced the general availability of its MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server. This new capability connects Green Street’s proprietary private and public market intelligence

A new paper from the Responsive Environments group puts real-time bee identification on a low-power chip inside the BuzzCam field recorder. In the temperate rainforests around Nahuel Huapi National Park in Argentine Patagonia, the world’s largest bumblebee is becoming harder to find. Bombus dahlbomii, known locally as the moscardón, was once common across southern Chile

Home > News > Opinion > Artificial Intelligence: Moving up the Investment Value Chain Opinion August 10, 2026 Recent developments show a move from simple productivity gains toward systems solutions, but how will it work? Eduard van Gelderen As mentioned in previous columns, I believe the surge in artificial intelligence is unstoppable. Whereas we’ve seen

On Day 4 of MHSRS 2026, USU researchers show how AI can guide combat wound care and how data can protect servicewomen’s health. Uniformed Services University researchers presented on the final day of the 2026 Military Health System Research Symposium in Kissimmee, Fla. (USU graphic) August 10, 2026 by USU News The 2026 Military Health

An interdisciplinary team led by NC State’s Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences has received more than $1 million from the U.S. National Science Foundation to improve understanding and prediction of coastal hypoxia — areas of dangerously low dissolved oxygen commonly known as “dead zones.” The three-year collaborative project, titled “Collaborative Research: CAIG: Physics-Informed

Training self-driving cars today requires enormous amounts of specialized data: calibrated multi-sensor rigs, millions of miles of driving, and painstaking labeling. This is expensive and hard to scale to new cities and conditions. Yet millions of hours of dashcam footage are freely available online, people driving across the world in all kinds of scenarios. Just

For years, artificial intelligence could be covered as one industry. This edition makes that impossible. The important action is now distributed across institutions with incompatible duties, incentives, and definitions of success. The result is a new kind of AI news cycle: no single launch at its center, no single authority in control, and no clean

I’ve spent the last few days reading through how AI actually gets used on spacecraft, as opposed to how it gets talked about, and the honest version of the story turns out to be less dramatic and more interesting than the headlines around it. Almost none of what’s flying today looks like a spacecraft making