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On May 21, 2024, EU governments formally adopted the Artificial Intelligence Act, according to the Council of the EU. Brussels is now pairing that law with money, compute, and hands-on help. Read together, the moves show the European AI strategy being executed as both regulation and industrial policy. What the European AI strategy now includes […]
On March 25, 2026, The IQVIA Institute published its Global R&D Trends 2026 report, arguing that biopharmaceutical R&D proved resilient in 2025 even as the work got harder. Funding and dealmaking clustered around higher-value science, emerging biopharma, and China-linked activity. At the same time, IQVIA says growing scientific complexity, longer timelines, and uneven trial country […]
MIT researchers say they have built a way to test whether generative AI models could produce illegal content without ever asking them to do so. The new MIT AI safety audit aims at one of the hardest problems in model evaluation: proving risk without creating evidence of harm. As MIT News reports, the team focused […]
On July 16, 2026, Tokyo Electron said it is expanding its work with NVIDIA to bring agentic AI and robotics into its Epsira digital transformation platform for semiconductor tools. The announcement outlines a technical stack that blends NVIDIA’s Agent Toolkit—including NeMo, NIM, and NemoClaw blueprints—with the NVIDIA Isaac robotics platform and Omniverse-powered digital twins. What […]
L’Oréal, Mondelez, and Nestlé are moving faster from idea to aisle by leaning on CPG AI product development. As ArtificialIntelligence‑News.com reports, each is using AI to speed how new products get conceived, tested, and refined. That shift is more than a tech upgrade. It reshapes how big brands plan portfolios, brief agencies, and negotiate with […]
1,600 small and midsize business leaders say they want AI, yet many admit they are not ready to deploy it. That tension sits at the heart of the SAS pitch today: anchor AI in governance and real decisions, not just demos. The company is backing that with a new sports deal, a global readiness report, […]
On July 13, 2026, McKool Smith published a new edition of its AI Litigation Tracker, prepared by principal Avery Williams, mapping where the first wave of media and entertainment training disputes stand. Read across the entries, and a pattern emerges: most AI infringement cases are grinding through discovery, jurisdiction, and threshold motions rather than producing […]
On April 13, 2026, Stanford HAI published “Inside the AI Index: 12 Takeaways from the 2026 Report,” a brisk summary that says the field has hit breakthrough capabilities while raising hard questions about costs and accountability. The piece, by Shana Lynch, frames the AI Index 2026 as a story of rapid capability gains paired with […]
On July 13, 2026, The Conversation published an analysis by Penn State’s Gerald K. LeTendre arguing that research doesn’t show AI tutors outperform human teachers. The claim lands amid new money flowing into AI-only schools such as Alpha, and it raises a hard question districts must answer now: what proof do we have that automated […]
