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Oracle Banks on Databases to Bridge AI's Structural Divide

Enterprise AI isn't stuck because of the models, it's the database infrastructure that's lagging. Oracle asserts that resolving this issue could redefine AI implementation.

AI Workloads Are Forcing a Database Rethink: Here's Why It Matters

Legacy databases can't keep up with AI's demands. Enterprises need flexible, always-on solutions, or risk being left behind.

Why Your AI Projects Keep Hitting Dead Ends

It's not the AI that's faltering, but the data it's fed. Without high-quality data, even the best AI projects won't deliver on their promises.

Artemis Global Technologies Secures $70M to Revolutionize Cybersecurity with AI

Artemis Global Technologies, a burgeoning player in the cybersecurity arena, has raised $70 million to advance its AI-driven breach remediation solutions. Backed by prominent investors, this funding marks a significant step in the company's journey.

AI Love: When Digital Companions Become More Than Code

In an AI-filled world, the line between digital and human relationships is blurring. Some are finding love in unexpected places.

AI's Takeover of Decision-Making: Is the Dashboard Really Dead?

AI decision-making promises a new era where data dashboards take a backseat. But reliable outputs require more than just speedy AI.

The dashboard is dead, but what comes next requires a lot more than just faster AI

AI-driven decision-making has arrived, putting a focus on trusted data and strong governance so outputs stay reliable at scale. The shift is rewriting the relationship between people and data. Instead of relying on dashboards and reports to drive action, AI can now handle much of that work and even act on our behalf, according to […] The post The dashboard is dead, but what comes next requires a lot more than just faster AI appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

AI's Energy and Chip Bottleneck: A Wake-Up Call for U.S. Infrastructure

Ben Horowitz argues that America's aging infrastructure is limiting AI's potential. Energy and chip constraints are the real culprits behind SaaS struggles.

Don't let the bot play doctor! AI gets early diagnoses wrong 80% of the time

Grayson Perry Has Seen the Future review – some of these insights into AI are just mindblowing

From people marrying digital companions to CEOs excited about how people whose jobs are replaced can ‘adapt’, this is terrifying watching. But Perry is the perfect host There is a fun game you can play while watching Grayson Perry Has Seen the Future, the three-part documentary presented by the artist on the subject of artificial intelligence, its uses and its possible ramifications. Gather a group of friends, press play, and see which of you loses your mind first. Will it be during the opening interview with Andrea, who recently married Edward, the AI companion she created to be “the man of my dreams”. She – or her idealised online avatar – wore “a beautiful matt satin gown” and he gave a speech about their “unconventional but strong” love. Will it be during the discussion of how you have intimate relations with a disembodied entity (“self-love is important … he’s very encouraging”)? Or will it be when she reveals that the joy she has found with Edward “has poured back” into the relationship she has been in for seven years with (human) Jason? “We’re happier than we’ve ever been.” Jason, perhaps wisely, does not offer himself for interview. Continue reading...

Artemis reels in $70M to make breach remediation more efficent with AI

Six-month-old cybersecurity startup Artemis Global Technologies Inc. today disclosed that it has raised $70 million in funding. The capital arrived in two tranches. Felicis led the largest of the two transactions, a Series A round, with participation from First Round Capital and Brightmind, the firms that backed Artemis’ seed raise. The company’s investor roster also […] The post Artemis reels in $70M to make breach remediation more efficent with AI appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Ben Horowitz Says America Must Rebuild And AI Hits A Bottleneck Everywhere

Ben Horowitz says America needs to rebuild its entire infrastructure right now. Here's why AI limits in energy and chips are the real story behind the SaaS collapse.

Customers revolt as GitHub Copilot 'fixes' rate limits

Hybrid-AIRL: Pushing the Limits of Reward Learning in Poker

Hybrid-AIRL enhances reward modeling in poker, tackling complex RL challenges. It outperforms AIRL, showing promise in real-world applications.

AI's Role in Trump's Digital Narratives: A New Controversy

Donald Trump's latest AI-generated image stirs debate within the religious right. As tech influences politics, what's next for this digital alliance?

Shoe company says it's getting into AI infrastructure and yes this is the top

Bad data, not bad AI, is what’s stalling enterprise deployments

The question is no longer whether to deploy AI — it’s why so many deployments stall before delivering returns. The answer usually comes down to a lack of trusted data foundation. As research from Qlik Technologies Inc. and Enterprise Technology Research shows, data quality, availability and governance remain the top blockers to scaling agentic AI […] The post Bad data, not bad AI, is what’s stalling enterprise deployments appeared first on SiliconANGLE.