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Many people across the business world are finding AI useful, but that doesn't mean it's making a wider impact on society – at least not yet

Apple had resisted releasing a touchscreen laptop for years – despite the technology seeing plenty of success in the PC market

With large language models becoming increasingly prevalent over the last few years, more and more people have the means to code

The legendary software developer has cast his verdict on proprietary software following a string of surprising incidents

The scientist challenged contemporary orthodoxy around robotics to lay the blueprint for the physical AI boom we expect in the coming years

AI models are becoming more and more advanced, but that doesn't mean the underlying architecture will lead us to human-like intelligence

Although quantum computing hasn't quite hit prime time, the promise is still huge

Many consider the risks of AI to be the stuff of sci-fi nightmares, but scientists can't entirely rule out a doomsday scenario

Physical AI is coming in the form of humanoid robots, but are we ready?

Scientists predict that AI will one day be able to outdo humans on not just some, but all, tasks that we currently excel in

The inventor of the computer mouse long believed we were on the cusp of the greatest phase of humanity

Moore's law held up for many years, with engineers finally reaching the physical limitations of silicon in the last decade or so

The concept of the mobile phone was a radical departure from the copper-based communications system

Turning an idea into a mass-produced reality is much easier said than done

Many scientists have predicted AI will one day become more intelligent than humans

This philosophy has been at the heart of progress for generations

The race to build a useful quantum computer is heating up

Many of today's widely used AI systems have been trained on material sourced from books

Plenty of massive technology companies have come under fire in the last few years for antitrust violations

Although AI models continue to improve in metrics and benchmarks, fundamental improvements may not come for a while

Deepfakes are a rising concern, but OpenAI threw fuel onto the fire with its impersonation of the 'Her' actor

Apple and Microsoft's rivalry was bubbling over the notion of stolen ideas in the early days of personal computing

Although humanoid robots aren't anywhere near ready for real-world deployment, tech execs like Musk are adamant they're coming for our jobs

When the veteran Microsoft executive first took up his position, he was clear on the company's direction of travel

Just because engineers are building humanoid robots to look like us, that doesn't mean they're intelligent or even capable