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  • Bespoke LLMs for Every Business? DeepSeek Shows Us the Way

    Bespoke LLMs for Every Business? DeepSeek Shows Us the Way
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    Once upon a time, the tech clarion call was “cellphones for everyone” – and indeed mobile communications have revolutionized business (and the world). Today, the equivalent of that call is to give everyone access to AI applications. But the real power of AI is in harnessing it for the specific needs of businesses and organizations. The path blazed […]

  • Aditya Prakash, Founder and CEO of SKIDOS – Interview Series

    Aditya Prakash, Founder and CEO of SKIDOS – Interview Series
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    Aditya Prakash is the founder and CEO of SKIDOS, an award-winning edtech company based in Copenhagen, Denmark, that blends education and gaming to help children unlock their full potential. With a strong background in startups, strategic growth, and product innovation, Aditya has led SKIDOS to develop a proprietary SDK that transforms casual mobile games into […]

  • AI-based project provides accurate, real-time, hyper-local air quality data, says group behind it

    AI-based project provides accurate, real-time, hyper-local air quality data, says group behind it
    Green Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    Image credit: Kingston University. Exciting possibilities come into view with the possibility of accurate, real-time air quality data at a hyper-local level, implemented in an affordable way — something beyond the reach of existing technology. A new project completed at Kingston University is claimed to realize this kind of important advance. The group behind the […]

  • New rules simplifying recycling for workplaces in England come into force

    New rules simplifying recycling for workplaces in England come into force
    Green Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    Image credit: jax10289 / Shutterstock.com. New rules on how workplaces in England sort their recycling and waste came into force on 31 March, hopefully ending confusion over what goes where and enabling consistent, more streamlined collections. The measures are part of the Government’s Simpler Recycling plans and are expected to boost flatlining recycling rates, reduce […]

  • Comment: UK incineration boom could reshape Europe’s waste flows

    Comment: UK incineration boom could reshape Europe’s waste flows
    Green Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    The London Waste Edmonton Eco Park in Enfield (image credit: chrisdorney / Shutterstock.com). By Kjetil Vikingstad, R&D and Founder of material and energy recovery firm Geminor, writing on the group’s website The UK is on the brink of a significant shift. Over the next two years, between 4 to 5 million tonnes of new EfW […]

  • Repurposing plastic waste with additive manufacturing

    Repurposing plastic waste with additive manufacturing
    Green Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    Prepared material for additive manufacturing: Post-consumer waste is processed into filaments for 3D printing. A new project in Germany demonstrates an innovative method for turning plastic packaging waste into high-quality 3D-printed products Of the 5.6 million metric tons of plastic packaging that ends up in household waste in Germany every year, after being used just […]

  • England’s non-woodland trees mapped freely for first time

    England’s non-woodland trees mapped freely for first time
    Green Technology, News
    Apr 7, 2025

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    England’s non-woodland trees have been mapped for first time, says the UK government, revealing these trees make up nearly third of the nation’s tree cover. The result is an innovative map that went live on Saturday 5 April. Using the latest methods of laser detection and satellite imagery, scientists at the UK Government’s Forest Research […]

  • Open-Source AI Strikes Back With Meta’s Llama 4

    Open-Source AI Strikes Back With Meta’s Llama 4
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 6, 2025

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    In the past few years, the AI world has shifted from a culture of open collaboration to one dominated by closely guarded proprietary systems. OpenAI – a company literally founded with “open” in its name – pivoted to keeping its most powerful models secret after 2019. Competitors like Anthropic and Google similarly built cutting-edge AI […]

  • Wendy’s Use of AI for Drive-Thru Orders: Is AI the Future of Fast Food?

    Wendy’s Use of AI for Drive-Thru Orders: Is AI the Future of Fast Food?
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 6, 2025

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    The fast-food industry is evolving, and technology is at the center of this transformation. Wendy’s, in partnership with Google Cloud, has introduced FreshAI, an AI-powered ordering system designed to make drive-thru service faster, more accurate, and more efficient. This innovation goes beyond convenience and aims to enhance the ordering experience by reducing errors, streamlining service, […]

  • The Rise of Small Reasoning Models: Can Compact AI Match GPT-Level Reasoning?

    The Rise of Small Reasoning Models: Can Compact AI Match GPT-Level Reasoning?
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 5, 2025

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    In recent years, the AI field has been captivated by the success of large language models (LLMs). Initially designed for natural language processing, these models have evolved into powerful reasoning tools capable of tackling complex problems with human-like step-by-step thought process. However, despite their exceptional reasoning abilities, LLMs come with significant drawbacks, including high computational […]

  • NotebookLM Review: The Future of Research Unlocked

    NotebookLM Review: The Future of Research Unlocked
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 5, 2025

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    Have you ever stared at a massive document with the deadline looming and thought, “There’s no way I’m getting through all of this?” We’ve all been there, drowning in tabs, buried under PDFs, and juggling half-finished Google Docs. Whether you’re a student piecing together a paper, a creator wrestling with research, or a professional trying […]

  • AI Costs Are Accelerating — Here’s How to Keep Them Under Control

    AI Costs Are Accelerating — Here’s How to Keep Them Under Control
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 4, 2025

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    Cloud usage continues to soar, as do its associated costs — particularly, of late, those driven by AI. Gartner analysts predict worldwide end-user spending on public cloud services will swell to $723.4 billion in 2025, up from just under $600 billion in 2024. And 70% of executives surveyed in an IBM report cited generative AI as […]

  • John Beeler, Ph.D., SVP of Business Development, BPGbio – Interview Series

    John Beeler, Ph.D., SVP of Business Development, BPGbio – Interview Series
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 4, 2025

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    John Beeler, Ph.D., SVP of Business Development at BPGbio, brings over two decades of experience in biotechnology and business development, with extensive expertise in novel therapeutics. Before joining BPGbio, he most recently served as Business Development Search & Evaluation Lead at Bristol-Myers Squibb where he was pivotal in sourcing and evaluating licensing opportunities and strategic partnerships. BPGbio […]

  • DeBriefed 4 April 2025: Scientists issue Trump ‘SOS’; EU climate goal in jeopardy; Deep-sea mining talks

    DeBriefed 4 April 2025: Scientists issue Trump ‘SOS’; EU climate goal in jeopardy; Deep-sea mining talks
    Climate, News
    Apr 4, 2025

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    Welcome to Carbon Brief’s DeBriefed. An essential guide to the week’s key developments relating to climate change. This week Trump ‘SOS’ ‘CHAOS’ GRIPS: More than 1,900 scientists from US national academies of sciences, engineering and medicine wrote an “SOS letter” warning of the risks to science imposed by the current administration’s grant cuts and mass layoffs, […]

  • Environment Agency secures Proceeds of Crime Award for £313,382.45

    Environment Agency secures Proceeds of Crime Award for £313,382.45
    Green Technology, News
    Apr 4, 2025

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    An image of the site in Northampton in February 2020 (credit: the Environment Agency). The Environment Agency has secured a Proceeds of Crime judgment for £313,382.45 against two men from Northampton who ran an illegal waste tyre site. At Northampton Crown Court on Friday 28 March, a confiscation hearing concluded against Nimesh Patel, age 52, […]

  • A Notable Advance in Human-Driven AI Video

    A Notable Advance in Human-Driven AI Video
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 4, 2025

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    Note: The project page for this work includes 33 autoplaying high-res videos totaling half a gigabyte, which destabilized my system on load. For this reason, I won’t link to it directly. Readers can find the URL in the paper’s abstract or PDF if they choose. One of the primary objectives in current video synthesis research […]

  • New method assesses and improves the reliability of radiologists’ diagnostic reports

    New method assesses and improves the reliability of radiologists’ diagnostic reports
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 4, 2025

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    Due to the inherent ambiguity in medical images like X-rays, radiologists often use words like “may” or “likely” when describing the presence of a certain pathology, such as pneumonia. But do the words radiologists use to express their confidence level accurately reflect how often a particular pathology occurs in patients? A new study shows that […]

  • Taking the “training wheels” off clean energy

    Taking the “training wheels” off clean energy
    AI Technology, News
    Apr 3, 2025

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    Renewable power sources have seen unprecedented levels of investment in recent years. But with political uncertainty clouding the future of subsidies for green energy, these technologies must begin to compete with fossil fuels on equal footing, said participants at the 2025 MIT Energy Conference. “What these technologies need less is training wheels, and more of […]

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