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Futuristic humanoid robots go viral in China – and leap ahead of Tesla's Optimus
Humanoid robots were the star of the show at China's Spring Festival Gala performance – and interest has never been higher, according to retailers.
It’s not just you — LinkedIn is being flooded by awful AI-generated posts, and tech workers are particularly bad at it
Mid-level and senior professionals are driving AI adoption on LinkedIn, responding to pressure for visibility, efficiency, and consistent industry updates.
I used AI to find the right perfume for my wife and I don’t regret it
Gooel Gemini is surprisingly adept at helping you pull an excellent Valentine's Day gift out of a proverbial hat.
'Consumers are far outstripping enterprise for the moment, but we expect enterprise will surely and slowly get on that bandwagon': Palo Alto CEO says adoption of AI is still an ongoing process for many firms
Palo Alto isn't worried about slower enterprise AI adoption compared with consumers – after all, it was the same with cloud adoption.
The AI inflection point: How to turn supply chain volatility into foresight
As volatility rises, agentic AI embedded in workflows turns disruption into foresight.
Entering the post-speed era: when everyone can ship fast, control becomes the real advantage
While software delivery has sped up in recent years, and unlocked rapid progression for DevOps teams, it has also introduced new forms of risk.
'AI is making us able to develop software at the speed of light': Mistral CEO claims more than 50% of enterprise software could soon switch to AI
Traditional apps could be replaced by AI, but only if enterprises have the "right infrastructure in place" first.
The "frenemy" prompt makes ChatGPT an ideal critic
By creating a simple “frenemy” trigger inside ChatGPT, you can transform it into a blunt devil’s advocate that pressure-tests your ideas before anyone else sees them
