Japan wants 10 million more robots by 2040, some providing medical care
We’ve learned so much cleaning up after Fukushima, let’s level that up with added AI, says minister
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We’ve learned so much cleaning up after Fukushima, let’s level that up with added AI, says minister
On Tuesday at the AI Engineer World's Fair, there was a lot of talk about loops, agent engineering, and the emergence of software factories. Also a hot topic: open models.
Nadiem Makarim vows to appeal sentence given he was found not to have profited from $600 million laptops-for-schools program
303,000 cores that power internal networks headed out the door
Sierra's Natalie Meurer on why product engineers and forward deployed engineers are starting to converge.
After two packed AIEWF workshops, Ahmad Osman makes the case that local AI is catching up fast — from laptops and phones to enterprise-grade infrastructure.
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AI is now running at a $175 billion annualized revenue rate, with token demand, compute, and power growth reshaping the economy around it. NLW breaks down new research from Exponential View on why the AI boom may be more revenue-validated than the bubble discourse suggests. In the headlines: Fable relaunch rumors, agent regulation, California’s Claude deal, Amazon-Anthropic pricing, Meta’s distillation worries, GPU price hikes, and “Ramageddon.”Brought to you by:KPMG – Research from KPMG and the