Here are the latest AI developments to keep an eye on:

Nvidia pledges $500B to build U.S. AI supercomputers
Meta to train AI on public Facebook & Instagram data
New AI model reveals misfolded proteins in Alzheimer’s
MIT trains LLMs to reduce toxic language
Leaders assess AI risk with business impact framework
…and more!

That’s a wrap for this week – more AI stories coming soon!

Wishing you a peaceful and joyful spring season.

Warm regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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Get up to speed on the AI stories making an impact right now:

Mega-rounds shift toward infrastructure and applied AI
Brain implant,  using AI enables speech from thought
AI beat the Turing Test by being a better human
AI predicts virus outbreak hotspots using host traits
Brain-inspired AI cuts power and boosts efficiency
…and more!

The AI conversation never stops – and neither do we! Don’t miss what’s next!

Warm regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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The AI world never slows down—here’s a snapshot of this week’s updates.

Google DeepMind debuts AI models for robotics
AI startups in Europe rethink business models
Smarter robots take on complex real-world tasks
Rising AI costs force companies to rethink pricing
…and more!

Keep exploring AI’s impact—we’ll be back next week.

Sunny regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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This week in AI: speed, scale, and the next generation of intelligence:

Tencent’s new model aims to outpace DeepSeek-R1
AI transforms railway bridge safety and design
Amazon unveils AI-powered Alexa Plus
UK rethinks AI policies to protect creative industries
OpenAI teases GPT-4.5 with improved accuracy
…and more!

The AI world never slows down—see you next time with fresh updates!

Warm regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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AI’s impact is expanding. Catch the latest highlights:

The EU and France push forward with bold AI investments
Drones navigate without GPS or vision using radio frequency waves
OpenAI unveils AI model integration strategy
The biggest AI mistakes that could threaten businesses in 2025
AI chatbots show surprising promise in therapy
…and more!

The AI conversation never stops—see you next week for more updates!

Kind regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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Let’s explore how AI is addressing global challenges, advancing industries, and redefining human collaboration:

AI funding reshapes corporate strategies and national policies
New AI tool combats fake news with 99% accuracy
AI improves breast cancer detection rates by 18%
AI projected to create 170 million jobs by 2030
The ethical dilemma of AI commodifying emotions
… and more!

As AI evolves, so does our understanding of its impact.

Warm regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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AI continues to reshape industries—see how it’s making an impact:

AI agents could join the workforce in 2025
Six ways AI transformed business this year
What’s in and what’s out for digital transformation in 2025
Building a responsible AI culture to prevent costly failures
How a 160-year-old startup is thriving with AI
… and more!

AI isn’t slowing down, and neither should you. Stay informed, stay ahead!

Warm regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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Copyright: hbr.org – “6 Ways AI Changed Business in 2024, According to Executives”

For decades, companies have struggled to capture and integrate data into their decision-making. In spite of protracted efforts, the results have been decidedly mixed. Last year, just 37% of companies reported that efforts to improve data quality had been successful. But recently, something significant has changed: Generative AI has spurred greater interest and investment in data quality and broader data capabilities. After all, great AI relies on great data. Gone are the days when executives dismissed investments in initiatives like these as “just another data project.” Now, to succeed with AI, companies are doubling down on finally getting data right.

This is the principal finding of the 2025 AI & Data Leadership Executive Survey, an industry benchmark survey of Fortune 1000 and global business leaders that I first launched in 2012.
This year’s survey was conducted by the educational Data & AI Leadership Exchange, in partnership with DataIQ, a global community of data and AI leaders. The invitation-only survey respondents comprised senior business leaders from 125 leading companies. This year, 97.6% of survey respondents identified themselves as C-suite executives or equivalents within their organization.

Their responses highlight the extent to which AI has come to drive corporate agendas across the board in just the past year. While most organizations (76.2%) report that they have been using earlier forms of AI, such as machine learning, for more than three years, it has been the arrival of generative AI that has fueled the rapid growth of AI utilization and adoption. This year’s survey findings suggest that we are experiencing a once-in-a-generation transformational moment, akin to the founding of the internet in the 1990s.[…]

Read more: www.hbr.org

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Copyright: forbes.com – “ChatGPT: How Search And Chat Combined Are Changing The Way We Explore”

ChatGPT has rolled out its search function to all users, offering real-time web browsing, interactive maps, and even video playback—all within a single conversation. On devices like the iPhone 16 or 15 Pro, users can now combine voice chats with this new search capability. Whether you’re looking for holiday events, restaurant suggestions, or tips on how to say “Happy New Year” in French, German, or Korean, ChatGPT delivers information in a fluid, back-and-forth exchange.

This marks a notable shift in how we interact with the internet. Since 2000s, search engines have defined the way we access information—isolated queries, links, and lists of results.

Now, chat is redefining the experience, offering not just data but dialogue, context, and actionable insights—all in one place. Combining search with chat in AI tools marks a shift that will transform how people work, learn, socialize, entertain, and access and use information.

From “Search” to “Chat”

The shift from searching the web to chatting with AI changes the process we interact with the virtual world. Instead of typing keywords, scrolling through links, and manually piecing together information, conversational AI invites exploration of synthesized messages built on multiple rounds of chats on multiple facets of a topic.

Imagine planning a trip: “Search” offers fragmented results—lists of flights, blog posts about destinations, and ads for hotels. But “chat” unfolds as a dialogue. You might start with: Where should I visit in Indonesia for the next summer? Then refine: What historical sites should I see in Java? Why are they significant?From there, you can further the conversation with questions such as: What festivals are happening during my trip? What local customs should I be ware of? Can you recommend books or films about Indonesia’s history?[…]

Read more: www.forbes.com

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Explore this week’s top AI updates:

Google unveils Gemini 2.0 with faster, multimodal outputs
AI interprets infant gestures to assist caregivers
AI’s role in achieving SDGs
Generative AI accelerates work but increases mental fatigue
Amy Webb predicts AI merging with bioengineering
Business leaders overestimate AI readiness vs IT challenges
… and more!

Thanks for tuning in—let’s continue the AI conversation next week.

Warm regards,

The Team of SwissCognitive

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