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AI Platform Targets Breakthrough Energy Materials

A new artificial intelligence platform named CRESt is drawing attention for its promise to speed up the hunt for high-performance materials. The system, its developers say, can learn from many

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Microsoft Taps Influencers To Boost Copilot

Microsoft is turning to star influencers to promote its Copilot chatbot to young users, pitching it as a peer to ChatGPT. The campaign targets mobile downloads in the United States

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Mercor CEO Says AI Will Create Jobs

In a recent appearance on “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street,” Mercor CEO and co-founder Brendan Foody sought to calm fears about automation displacing workers. He said the rise of artificial intelligence

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Gemini 3 Is a Leap, But Use the Agent Carefully

Google’s Gemini 3 landed with bold claims: sharper reasoning, stronger multimodal skills, and an agent that can actually get things done. My view is clear. This model raises the bar

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Celosphere 2025 Targets AI ROI Debate

With AI spending surging and results under scrutiny, the annual Celosphere conference returns next week with a clear promise: prove the returns or change the approach. Organizers say the program

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Washington Post Offers Tech Policy Guide

The Washington Post is promoting an essential guide to tech policy news, signaling a push to help readers track high-stakes rules that shape the digital economy. The focus is on

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Climate Premiums Erode Returns, CREO Warns

Deals in climate-focused assets may be leaving money on the table. CREO Advisory says investors who paid “climate premia” rather than standard market prices could have earned much higher returns.

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Germanium Superconductor Promises Hybrid Quantum Chips

A new approach to chip design could bring classical and quantum circuits onto the same wafer, cutting complexity and boosting reliability for next-generation computers. Researchers developing a germanium-based superconductor say