In Radiology, AI Is Blurring the Line Between Technology Development and Clinical Practice
Radiology groups build their own AI tools and market 'AI-native' services, blurring the line between tech developer and clinician.
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DeepMind’s new boss says Gemini 4 is nearly ready
New Google DeepMind chief says Gemini 4 is nearly ready and aims to launch much earlier than expected.
AT&T Is Automating Away Jobs—and Its Old Telecom Empire
AT&T is automating away jobs, cutting staff, and abandoning copper wires as it bets on AI and cloud software.
YouTube Adds A/B Testing, Dynamic Thumbnails, and More to Its Studio App
YouTube's Studio app gets new AI tools: thumbnail testing, Ask Studio on mobile, draft feedback, and a research feed.
Muse Meditation Headphones Are Now Compatible With Meta’s Smart Glasses
Meta's AI agent Muse is coming to smart glasses, plus new audio, navigation, and holographic features.
Daily AI users admit they’re anxious about the technology
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AI Industry Leaders Warn UN Security Council That Superintelligence Poses a Grave Threat
Anthropic's CEO and OpenAI's CEO warn UN Security Council that poorly managed AI could endanger humanity.
Katzenberg Says Hollywood’s Fear of AI Is Pointless
Katzenberg says resisting AI is pointless, arguing technology expands the canvas rather than diminishes the craft.
Meta upgrades Muse with stronger AI power and adds video calls so users can see it face to face
Meta's Muse gets email addresses, video calls, and smart glasses plans, blurring the line between AI and personal assistant.
Iran’s President Hits Back at Trump at UN General Assembly Over ‘Annihilation’ Threat
Iran's president answers Trump's threat at the U.N., while the U.S. walks out. A tense showdown unfolds in New York.
Anthropic Says Its AI-Powered Lab Has Already Found Something Big
Anthropic's AI model Claude found a novel enzyme system in bacteriophage DNA resembling CRISPR, marking the lab's first published discovery.
The Jobs Most Likely To Boom As The U.S. Economy Shifts Toward Renewables
Redditors guessed which careers will grow in the next decade—plumbing, elder care, counseling, recycling, and pet care—and BLS projections back some of them up.