AI is changing how merchandisers do their jobs, but successful merchandising also involves a lot of judgment, which is where humans still outshine AI.
A steering wheel with bubbles and bladders on the back, could help ease the conflict between drivers and automated systems, according to new Univ. of Michigan research.
Securing AI must be designed into the AI journey from the first use case, the first dataset and the first decision about autonomy.
Will we make it through the entire 2026 season without a hurricane in the Atlantic basin? Some analysis of what is happening.
What if a species we thought stretched across thousands of miles of Pacific coastline actually lives in only a fraction of that range? A new look at the Pacific guitarfish suggests exactly that.
Health insurers in privatized Medicare Advantage are for the most part maintaining their 2027 geographic footprints after a multi-year period of retrenchment.
Record diesel prices from the Iran war show the US needs electric trucks; China and Europe surge ahead while US rollbacks stall adoption—California and Tesla push ahead.
An LLM doesn’t calculate, and AI products should know when to hand the math to a tool that computes instead of guessing.
The best security teams will keep dividing work along the lines of what they’re good at and what AI is good at.
Corning is flying high thanks to the data center craze and insatiable demand for optical fiber. CEO Wendell Weeks is trying to ensure growth won’t stop when the AI bubble pops.