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Roughly four years ago, OpenAI kicked off the artificial intelligence revolution with the launch of the “ChatGPT” large language model (LLM). ChatGPT quickly became mainstream, gaining millions of users in the first few days after launch, and ultimately becoming one of the fastest-growing consumer applications in history. Since then, Wall Street investors have gone on…

United States President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping are set to meet in Washington, DC on Thursday for a summit that is expected to cover trade, artificial intelligence (AI), Taiwan and the US-Israel war on Iran.

The construction industry is racing to adopt AI. Estimating agents, project scheduling optimization, predictive risk analytics — the tools are multiplying every week and so is the pressure to implement them before a competitor does.

For the sponsorship industry, unearthing all the riches within the developing artificial intelligence market is a bit like seeking any other elusive buried treasure — that’s difficult to find but carries the promise of unimaginable riches.

[DigitalToday reporter Chi-gyu Hwang (황치규)] The race to build AI agents aimed at individual users is heating up. Meta has released its AI assistant app Muse for Mac. The Mac version of Muse connects to files, messages, calendars, notes and mail so users can work within each default app.

Nokia and IBM have spent five years chasing similar returns, but their bets on where AI infrastructure spending lands could not be more different, and 2026 is forcing a reckoning between the two approaches.

Landmark global study reveals that while businesses race toward AI adoption, economic pressures leave shoppers focused on price, trust, and seamless experience.

Not long ago, waiting several business days for money to move between accounts was considered normal. A customer initiated a transfer, a bank processed the request, and the funds eventually appeared. There was little reason to question the delay because most alternatives worked in much the same way.

Calls to rein in the development of ever more powerful AI models are fuelling fears over the massive capital outlays in the sector — and the prospect that profits from the promised revolution might not be enough to cover them.

President Trump emphasized the importance of U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence, while experts warn the technology could soon disrupt critical systems worldwide.