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The new year was only beginning, but technology had already taken centre stage in a tragic event that shocked many. Just outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, a Tesla Cybertruck erupted in an explosion, leaving one person dead and seven others with minor injuries. The devastating incident, confirmed by Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin […]

You’ve got a great idea for an AI-based application. Think of fine-tuning like teaching a pre-trained AI model a new trick. Sure, it already knows plenty from training on massive datasets, but you need to tweak it to your needs. For example, if you need it to pick up abnormalities in scans or figure out

Plaintiffs in the case of Kadrey et al. vs. Meta have filed a motion alleging the firm knowingly used copyrighted works in the development of its AI models. The plaintiffs, which include author Richard Kadrey, filed their “Reply in Support of Plaintiffs’ Motion for Leave to File Third Amended Consolidated Complaint” in the United States

When future generations look back at the rise of artificial intelligence technologies, the year 2025 may be remembered as a major turning point, when the industry took concrete steps towards greater inclusion, and embraced decentralised frameworks that recognise and fairly compensate every stakeholder. The growth of AI has already sparked transformation in multiple industries, but

Microsoft has officially released its latest language model, Phi-4, on the AI repository Hugging Face. The model is available under the permissive MIT licence, allowing broad usage for developers, researchers, and businesses alike—a significant step for democratising AI innovations. Unveiled in December 2024, Phi-4 has been drawing attention for its cutting-edge capabilities despite its compact

AI and Big Data Expo Global is under four weeks away. Set to take place at the Olympia, London, on 5-6 February 2025, this must-attend artificial intelligence and big data event is for professionals from all industries looking to learn more about the newest technology solutions. Key highlights: Headline speakers: The event boasts a stellar

Singapore-based Firmus Technologies has been recognised with the Asia Pacific Data Centre Project of the Year award for its AI Factory facility. The facility stands out for its advanced infrastructure and focus on energy efficiency, reflecting broader efforts to meet the rising demands of AI computing sustainably. The AI Factory is part of Firmus’s ongoing

NVIDIA CEO and founder Jensen Huang took the stage for a keynote at CES 2025 to outline the company’s vision for the future of AI in gaming, autonomous vehicles (AVs), robotics, and more. “AI has been advancing at an incredible pace,” Huang said. “It started with perception AI — understanding images, words, and sounds. Then

Sam Altman, CEO and co-founder of OpenAI, has shared candid reflections on the company’s journey as it aims to achieve superintelligence. With ChatGPT recently marking its second anniversary, Altman outlines OpenAI’s achievements, ongoing challenges, and vision for the future of AI. “The second birthday of ChatGPT was only a little over a month ago, and

Video surveillance has come a long way from simple CCTV setups. Today’s businesses demand more – smarter analytics, enhanced security, and seamless scalability. As organisations adopt AI and automation across their operations, video management systems (VMS) face new challenges: How to keep video surveillance scalable and easy to manage? Can AI analytics like face recognition