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The AI-powered NeuroDR software reportedly removes bone, soft tissue and veins from CTA scans and provides subsequent 3D MIP views and curved planar reformatted views of carotid and vertebral arteries.

Malaysia (AP) — Malaysia’s customs department said Wednesday it had seized 30 servers equipped with advanced artificial intelligence chips in a suspected export-control violation. Officials believe a syndicate is using Malaysia as a transit hub to re-export the chips to another Asian country

Art theft is a global problem and police forces are struggling to keep on top of it. Now they are turning to AI software that snoop out the most cleverly hidden artworks.

Leadership in the age of artificial intelligence does not depend solely on knowing how to use new tools, but on developing self-awareness, critical thinking, and the judgment to decide what can be automated and what must remain under human responsibility. Ruth Gamero reflects on credibility, curiosity, career development, self-management, and purpose as the pillars of…

Ga. (Atlanta News First) – (InvestigateTV) — Holiday expenses often extend well beyond gifts and food, and those additional costs can add up quickly

Data preparation startup Prophecy Inc. today launched DataGPT, a new service that allows business analysts to run complete data workflows from inside OpenAI Group PBC’s ChatGPT, Anthropic PBC’s Claude and Microsoft Corp.’s Copilot.

CIOs face challenges around implementation, ROI and an oversaturation of AI, not just technical roadblocks, Capital One Software’s product head said.

Warren Buffett has a reputation for investing in businesses with recognizable brands, dependable cash flow, and durable competitive advantages. Although the legendary investor occasionally ventured into technology, he generally avoided businesses whose long-term prospects were difficult to predict.

President Donald Trump has promised to ban everyone from using the phrase “artificial intelligence” as he continues to promote a more favorable term — “super intelligence.”

More than a third of Australian organisations have reported employees misusing generative AI over the past year, as AI-related cyber threats increasingly come from inside the workplace as well as from external attackers, according to new research.