Browsing: Technology & AI

As screen time surges across age groups, clinicians warn of rising tech dependency. Schools and workplaces report concentration dips, sleep disruption, and anxiety, prompting calls for clearer guidelines and digital hygiene.

From AI tutors to virtual classrooms, schools are rapidly adopting tools that personalize learning, close access gaps, and track outcomes, raising new questions on equity, privacy, and the role of teachers.

Banks and fintechs are deploying AI-powered models to spot anomalies in real time, slashing false positives and blocking fraud earlier. Regulators eye transparency as vendors race to align accuracy with explainability.

From kitchen helpers to elder care assistants, a new wave of affordable, AI-driven robots is moving from labs into homes. Analysts say 2025-2030 will test safety, jobs, and rules as adoption accelerates.

From personalized health alerts to smarter commutes and AI copilots at work, artificial intelligence is reshaping daily routines, raising productivity-and new questions about privacy, bias, and oversight.

Tech-driven productivity gains and AI breakthroughs are shifting global markets, redrawing supply chains, lifting valuations, and testing policy frameworks as investors recalibrate risk and growth expectations.

AI-driven creative tools are moving from novelty to necessity as adoption surges across design and media. Vendors tout pro-grade features, while studios weigh gains against IP risks, costs, and tightening regulation.

As ransomware surges and AI-powered scams proliferate, organizations race to secure networks, harden endpoints, and train staff. Cybersecurity Now examines the threats, gaps, and policies reshaping data protection.

Companies are turning to big data to steer strategy, as real-time analytics reshape pricing, supply chains, and customer targeting. Experts say data literacy-and safeguards-now define competitive advantage.

AI is moving real-time video analytics to the edge, slashing latency and bandwidth costs while boosting privacy. From smart cities to factories, vendors roll out 5G-ready systems as chipmakers and startups race to set standards.