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How Memory Helps AI Agents Keep the Context of a Conversation
Habr AI has published a practical breakdown of AI agent memory: why a context window alone is not enough, which types of memory are needed, and how to load…
AI Adoption: Why the AI Revolution Will Follow the Logic of the Industrial Age
Marta Gimbel, director of the Yale Budget Lab, argues that AI's impact should be judged not only by the labor market and corporate revenue, but also through the…
Palantir Deepens Its UK Footprint: FCA Contract Opens Access to Sensitive Data
The UK's FCA has launched a pilot with Palantir to analyze its financial crime datasets, while critics warn of privacy risks and dependence on a single contractor.
Sberbank: Russia Needs Sovereign AI, but It Can't Do Without Controlled Foreign Data
Yandex expands robot delivery to the Moscow region, new parts of Kazan, and Nizhny Novgorod
AI Photo Editing: The Otredach Case on VK
AI for document recognition: Smart Engines secures a patent
Arm to start selling its own chips, with Meta as one of the first major customers
For the first time, Arm is entering the market with its own chips instead of only licensing its architecture, and Meta is one of the first major customers for the…
Guardian columnist Zoe Williams: the AI conversation can no longer keep up with the technology itself
In a Guardian column, Zoe Williams argues that debates about artificial intelligence have become endless, while the technology changes faster than society can…
AI-Powered Search: How RAG Differs from Traditional Search
Arm AGI CPU: the first processor built for neural networks and agentic AI
JAIST and Princeton Researchers Build NTAC, an Algorithm That Types Neurons by Their Connections
How Microsoft is bolstering its AI push: hiring Farhadi for Suleyman's team
Crimson Desert shipped with paintings made by generative AI
Players spotted 2D images with signs of generative AI in Crimson Desert. Pearl Abyss admitted the mistake, added a Steam disclosure, and began replacing the…
Vibe Coding: How AI Creates Risks for Business
Uncontrolled vibe coding and VS Code extensions speed up employees' work, but they also raise the risk of leaks, vulnerable code, shadow IT and costly outages.