Month: March 2025

AI Powers Robots with Smarter Tasks In a quiet factory on the outskirts of Boston, a robot named Stretch silently and efficiently moved boxes from a conveyor belt onto pallets,

    Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Through AI In 1958, Marian Anderson broke barriers as the first African American to perform at the Metropolitan Opera. Her courage sparked movements beyond music—an

    Merging Minds with AI Technology In 1969, a UCLA neuroscientist named Dr. Jacques Vidal sparked the imagination of generations when he coined the term “Brain-Computer Interface” (BCI). At

    DeepIP’s AI Patent Assistant Raises $15M In 1913, Thomas Edison filed his 1,000th patent, a testament to the grueling paperwork and legal hurdles inventors have faced for centuries.

    China’s AI Boom Eases Tariff Strain In 2018, as the U.S. and China engaged in a tit-for-tat trade war, analysts speculated that tariffs could slow China’s technological ambitions.

    AI Revolutionizing Ocean Exploration In 1872, the HMS Challenger set sail on what became the first global scientific survey of the world’s oceans. Its discoveries laid the groundwork

    DeepSeek Narrows China-US AI Gap In 1956, at the Dartmouth Conference, artificial intelligence was officially born as a field of study. Fast-forward nearly seven decades, and AI has

FuriosaAI Rejects Meta’s $800M Offer In the high-stakes world of artificial intelligence, some startups refuse to take the easy road. FuriosaAI, the South Korean AI chip startup, has made a

China Backs Manus AI Expansion In the race for artificial intelligence supremacy, China is playing a strategic hand—one that echoes its past technological revivals. Just as the nation propelled companies

    Best AI Tools for Writers In 1818, Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein, a novel that was radically ahead of its time. Little did she know that two centuries later,