Category: AI News & Trends

Revolutionizing CRM with AI Innovation In 1999, Salesforce.com launched the first cloud-based Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform and changed the way businesses interacted with their customers. Fast forward to today,

Google Launches VIP AI Plan In 2004, Gmail stunned the tech world by offering a then-unthinkable 1GB of free storage—while competitors offered just a fraction of that. Two decades later,

Human-Like NPCs Powered by AI In 1998, a stunned crowd of gamers watched as a computer-controlled dinosaur in Unreal dodged and weaved around obstacles in ways they’d never seen. That

Empire of AI and Optimist Reviewed When British mathematician Ada Lovelace imagined a machine capable not only of numbers but of weaving “algebraic patterns,” she inadvertently predicted the profound dualities

Tether AI Revolutionizes Crypto and AI When Satoshi Nakamoto released the Bitcoin whitepaper in 2008, few could have imagined that just over a decade later, a powerful fusion of artificial

Human AI Hybrids Revolutionize Evolution In 1960, renowned British psychiatrist William Ross Ashby suggested that intelligence could only flourish when systems adapt to complexity. Fast forward to today, and humans

CEOs Increase AI Investments Despite Challenges In 1997, IBM’s Deep Blue triumphed over world chess champion Garry Kasparov—a milestone that shocked the world and signaled the dawning influence of artificial

AI Dating Coaches Revolutionize Romance When Emma matched with her now-fiancé on a dating app, she didn’t rely on friends or gut instinct for advice. Instead, she consulted her AI

Speculative Patents for AI Medical Devices In 1970, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted a patent for a “healing machine” powered by psychic energy. Though devoid of scientific legitimacy,

AI Personalization Drives Pinterest Growth In the fiercely competitive landscape of social media and digital advertising, differentiation is survival. For Pinterest, the winning formula lies in one word: personalization. Powered