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YY Group (NASDAQ: YYGH) Unveils Scalable AI Training Data Strategy to Power Next-Generation Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
13+ hour, 32+ min ago (170+ words) SINGAPORE, April 22, 2026 Leverages a 500, 000-user workforce network across 12 countries to generate structured real-world AI training datasets The platform will be powered by the YY Circle App, allowing YY Group to mobilize its network of more than 500, 000 users across 12 countries into…...
Women perceive AI as riskier than men do, study finds
3+ hour, 49+ min ago (326+ words) An online survey found that women consistently perceive AI to be riskier than men. The key drivers behind this view are women's higher general risk aversion and their greater exposure to AI-related risks. The paper was published in PNAS Nexus....
Google unveils chips for AI training and inference in latest shot at Nvidia
13+ hour, 49+ min ago (439+ words) After years of producing chips that can both train artificial intelligence models and handle inference work, Google is separating those tasks into distinct processors, its latest effort to take on Nvidia in AI hardware. Google said Wednesday that it's making…...
Artificial intelligence powered agents: A growth tool
2+ hour, 16+ min ago (1050+ words) Java Script is disabled in your browser. In order visualise this page, please follow these steps. Digital agents equipped with artificial intelligence (AI), known as Agentic AI, are likely to revolutionize the entire insurance industry, according to experts who participated…...
Letter: Should we really fear artificial intelligence?
8+ hour, 47+ min ago (110+ words) Published 22 April 2026 From Colin Nicholson, Stockport, Greater Manchester, UK On the question of whether AI understands that nuclear war is to be avoided, I would say yes " depending on how it has been programmed (7 March, p 11). To explore the restrictions…...
Perfect homework, blank stares: Why colleges are turning to oral exams to combat AI
6+ hour, 39+ min ago (1169+ words) Student Surya Newa is silhouetted while using an oral AI agent during class at NYU Stern School of Business, March 4, 2026, in New York. Professor Panos Ipeirotis speaks to students about an AI oral agent they'll be using for their final…...
Three Genes May Help Distinguish RA From OA
4+ hour, 43+ min ago (201+ words) Three candidate genes may help distinguish rheumatoid arthritis from osteoarthritis, according to a study published in'Frontiers in Medicine, although the findings are based on transcriptomic analyses and early experimental validation. Across both methods, three genes'EPYC, MAGED1, and LAP3'were consistently identified. In…...
Jurgi Camblong: Data-Driven Doctors Without Borders
7+ hour, 42+ min ago (954+ words) The SOPHi A Genetics' founder and CEO discusses the challenges of translating multi-modal clinical data into patient impact in global health systems By Jonathan D. Grinstein, Ph D Jonathan D. Grinstein, Ph D, North American Editor of Inside Precision Medicine, hosts a…...
Artificial Intelligence and the Next Frontiers of Digital History: From Algorithmic Reading to Autonomous Agents
8+ hour, 55+ min ago (496+ words) King's College London Artificial Intelligence and the Next Frontiers of Digital History: From Algorithmic Reading to Autonomous Agents Image: The Song Yuan xue'an, an 18th-century work widely recognised as one of the most comprehensive studies of Chinese Neo-Confucianism ever written,…...
Goldberg: Keep artificial intelligence out of American classrooms
7+ hour, 57+ min ago (444+ words) And yet, Norway nearly ruined its children. Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store launched a program in August to deal with the problem. "Norwegian children used to be among the best readers in the world," he said at the time....