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MIT chosen by DOE for cutting-edge fluid-solid simulation center

MIT selected by DOE/NNSA to establish CHEFSI, a research center focused on simulating extreme environments for national security and space exploration. Harnessing exascale supercomputers, CHEFSI aims to advance predictive modeling of high-enthalpy fluid-solid interactions for resilient engineering systems.

Introducing TII Falcon-H1 Models on Amazon Marketplace

TII's Falcon-H1 models now available on Amazon Bedrock Marketplace and SageMaker JumpStart, offering hybrid architecture for exceptional AI performance. Collaboration between TII and AWS aims to provide efficient generative AI applications globally with Falcon-H1 series models.

AI Theft: Protecting Our Creative Works

Large-scale AI systems are built on unauthorized appropriation of digital content, threatening culture and democracy. Tech companies face backlash for undermining privacy and stealing authors' work.

Oldcastle Streamlines Operations with Amazon Bedrock

Oldcastle APG partnered with AWS to streamline their document processing workflow using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Textract. By automating the handling of 100,000-300,000 ship tickets monthly, they significantly improved accuracy and reduced manual effort, showcasing a scalable solution for similar challenges in document processing.

AI-Defined Vehicles: Safety First at IAA Mobility

NVIDIA VP Ali Kani highlights cloud-to-car AI at IAA Mobility, shifting vehicles from horsepower to compute power. NVIDIA's end-to-end stack for autonomy, including Halos safety system, sets new standards in vehicle development.

Devotion to AI: The Women in Love

Women defend emotional dependence on AI companions, citing misunderstood connections in personal relationships and therapy sessions. Tattoo artist in Rocky Mountains and middle-aged woman in New England find solace and understanding in digital companions like Solin and Ying.