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Adapting to Change: MIT Energy Research Priorities

Desirée Plata and industry leaders stress the importance of partnerships in tackling emerging energy challenges at the MIT Energy Initiative conference. MITEI highlights grid resiliency as a key research priority to ensure a low-carbon energy future, emphasizing the need for innovation and collaboration in the face of climate-driven disruptions and policy uncertainties.

AI-powered Tic-Tac-Toe: A Game-Changer with AWS

LLMs applied to physical robotics in RoboTic-Tac-Toe game at AWS re:Invent 2024, showcasing AI reasoning in real-time gameplay. Seamless AWS integration enables dynamic movement plans and game strategies without pre-programming.

Revolutionizing Business with Agentic AI

The shift to agentic AI for autonomous business processes is projected to boost revenue by $450-650 billion by 2030. Leading organizations like Cox Automotive are already deploying AI agents in production, transforming customer experiences and streamlining workflows.

AI Disqualifies Authors from NZ Book Prize

Two New Zealand authors' books disqualified from Ockham Book Awards for using AI in cover designs. Stephanie Johnson's Obligate Carnivore and Elizabeth Smither's Angel Train no longer eligible for NZ$65,000 prize.

The Battle for Digital Power in Europe

EU faces US pressure to change online safety laws, but must protect digital sovereignty. EU adopts advanced digital laws to safeguard citizens, businesses, and democracies, setting a global standard.

Anticipating AI Risks: Lessons from Tobacco Industry

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, warns AI companies to be transparent about risks or face consequences similar to tobacco and opioid firms. He predicts AI will surpass human intelligence and encourages honesty in assessing its potential.

Paul McCartney's Silent Protest Against AI

Paul McCartney and other artists record silent LP 'Is This What We Want' in protest against AI copyright theft. McCartney's first new recording in five years is a two-minute, 45-second track with almost no sound, challenging the music industry's battle against artificial intelligence companies.