Category: Artificial Intelligence
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CHICAGO — Epic Games is no longer just experimenting with artificial intelligence; they are rewriting the rulebook of game development. In a series of recent disclosures, the company confirmed a dramatic pivot toward “maximum AI acceleration”. “Yes, we are vibe-coding things,” Marcus Wassmer, Epic’s Executive VP of Development, stated bluntly. “That means our engineers are…
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As artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and massive data centers push the limits of modern technology, traditional hardware is running into a physical wall. Silicon-based electronic chips are struggling with overheating, massive energy consumption, and electronic latency. Enter Akhetonics, a Berlin-based hardware startup that is flipping the script on computing. Instead of using electrons moving through…
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Generative AI tools draft text, summarize documents, and write code. They also introduce risks that every business should understand. Risk 1: Data leakage Employees paste confidential information into public AI tools. Depending on the service and plan, that data may be stored, reviewed, or used in ways you didn’t intend. – Reduce it: approve business-grade…
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On June 4, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, AI for All. The following day, Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon highlighted it at an event in Montréal. What the government says it will do – Make security and safety central to AI development and use, by…
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Early AI tools responded to a question with an answer. Agentic AI goes further: it can plan steps, use tools, and carry out tasks on your behalf. What an AI agent can do – Read an email, check a calendar, and propose a meeting time – Gather information from several documents and write a draft…
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AI dominates headlines, but how much is it changing day-to-day business? Official Canadian data gives a grounded picture. Adoption in Canada Statistics Canada’s Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, conducted in April and May 2026, found that 19.2% of businesses used AI to produce goods or deliver services over the previous 12 months. Coverage of the…
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Several capable AI assistants compete for your business, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot. They improve constantly, so choose based on your needs and test with your own work rather than relying on rankings. Criteria that matter 1. Data protection. Does the business plan promise that your content is not used to train models?…
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Employees are already using AI tools, with or without permission. Clear guidance is better than hoping nothing goes wrong. Where AI helps – Drafting and editing emails, reports, and proposals – Summarizing long documents and meetings – Brainstorming and outlining – Explaining code or spreadsheets – Translating and rephrasing text The main risks – Data…
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Microsoft 365 Copilot adds generative AI to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. It’s powerful, but results depend on how you deploy it. What it does – Summarizes long email threads and meetings – Drafts documents and presentations from existing content – Helps analyze data and build formulas in Excel – Answers questions using your…
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You’ve seen the marketing: “AI PCs” and “Copilot+ PCs.” What do they actually offer? What is an NPU? A neural processing unit is a chip designed to run AI tasks efficiently using little power. Copilot+ PCs require an NPU capable of at least 40 TOPS (trillions of operations per second), along with minimum memory and…