Browsing: Technology & AI

AI-powered wearables are reshaping consumer tech, as brands debut smarter sensors, on-device models, and real-time health insights. Analysts say battery life, privacy, and regulation will set the pace this year.

Hospitals are rapidly deploying AI to streamline diagnostics, triage, and drug discovery, as regulators issue new guidance and investors ramp funding. Backers cite efficiency gains; critics warn of bias and privacy risks.

A new wave of venture-backed tech startups is upending entrenched markets, pushing industry giants to cut prices, pivot strategies, and fast-track innovation amid regulatory scrutiny and volatile funding.

AI is reshaping drone technology, enabling autonomous navigation, real-time mapping, predictive maintenance, and smarter inspections. From disaster response to farming, deployments promise faster, safer decisions.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly redefining edtech, as platforms deploy adaptive tools, automate grading, and expand data analytics. Investors surge in, while educators weigh equity, privacy, and outcomes.

With screen time surging, experts link social media to anxiety and sleep loss, even as teletherapy and vetted apps widen access to support. Policymakers weigh safeguards amid rapid digital adoption.

Governments and tech firms ramp up smart city projects worldwide, channeling funds into sensors, AI traffic management and green infrastructure, as urbanization and climate targets reshape planning.

Manufacturers are deploying AI across Industrial IoT fleets to forecast equipment failures, cut downtime, and optimize service schedules. New pilots show double-digit cost savings and fewer unplanned outages.

AI is transforming satellite imaging, speeding analysis of massive datasets for climate tracking, disaster response, and security. Emerging models boost resolution and timeliness, while regulators weigh risks around bias and privacy.

From AI diagnostics to remote monitoring, hospitals rapidly adopt digital tools to cut costs and improve outcomes. Regulators weigh privacy and bias risks as start‑ups and incumbents race to redefine care delivery.