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Tung Tung Sahur, one of the world’s best-known “Italian brainrot” characters, was created using seven prompts in an AI image generator. A legal battle is underway to determine who, if anyone, can claim ownership. AFP

Agentic AI has officially moved from the research lab into enterprise production. In 2026, the AI narrative has shifted dramatically from conversational chatbots — systems that wait for human prompts to generate text — to autonomous AI agents. These systems can plan, execute, and adapt multi-step tasks across external tools, databases, and APIs without continuous…

Cultural heritage institutions (CHIs) such as museums, libraries, and archives, carry the important public-interest mission of providing access to the heritage in their collections. Their mission is grounded in broad public access and extensive human engagement, the existence of a vibrant cultural commons, and heritage enjoyed as a shared resource. CHIs understand that, as a…

  Over three years of mentoring data science students across more than a thousand sessions, one question comes up before anyone writes a line of code: where do I start with AI? Students arrive motivated but without a map. They read about machine learning engineers, research scientists, and data scientists, and assume the titles describe…

When you look up at a clear sky and see thin white lines trailing behind airplanes, you’re looking at condensation trails, or “contrails.” These are clouds created when water vapor condenses around soot particles in jet exhaust. While they may seem harmless, these warming contrails account for roughly one third of atep in our efforts…

Recognition highlights Kyndryl’s AI-driven, patented innovation to improve operational resiliency and reduce risk across complex technology environments

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Americans have become increasingly worried about artificial intelligence over the years, and young adults’ concern has continued to climb. Worry over job loss, too, is on the rise.

Irene Chang, 21, studied engineering in college because she enjoys solving problems. She also wanted to major in something she thought would lead to a stable career.

A west suburban man has been charged with dozens of counts related to using artificial intelligence to create child sexual abuse material, including altering images of real children into sexually explicit images and videos, authorities said.