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ChatGPT Rises to Fifth Most-Visited Website Globally in April 2025
May 15, 2025
ChatGPT Rises to Fifth Most-Visited Website Globally in April 2025
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has climbed to become the world’s fifth most-visited website in April 2025, Anadolu Agency reported citing data from Similarweb compiled by Anadolu Agency. Despite competition from the free and open-source Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek, ChatGPT regained its position…
AI and Robotics Revolutionize Prostate Care with Precision Breakthroughs
May 12, 2025
AI and Robotics Revolutionize Prostate Care with Precision Breakthroughs
New York-based Mount Sinai Hospital’s pioneering use of the HYDROS™ Robotic System—featuring AI-guided imaging and heat-free waterjet technology—exemplifies how artificial intelligence is transforming urological care. The system enables precise BPH tissue removal with next-day discharge, mirroring broader prostate cancer advancements…
Pope Leo XIV Calls on Catholic Church to ‘respond to’ AI
May 11, 2025
Pope Leo XIV Calls on Catholic Church to ‘respond to’ AI
Pope Leo XIV called on the Catholic Church to actively engage with the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence (AI) during his first official address to the College of Cardinals, Anadolu Agency reported citing Vatican News. He emphasized the…
CrowdStrike to Cut 5% of Workforce Citing AI Efficiencies Amidst Ongoing Recovery from Global IT Outage
May 10, 2025
CrowdStrike to Cut 5% of Workforce Citing AI Efficiencies Amidst Ongoing Recovery from Global IT Outage
Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, known for causing a major global IT outage last year, announced it will cut 5% of its workforce—around 500 jobs—citing efficiencies gained through artificial intelligence (AI), The Guardian reported. CEO George Kurtz stated AI is reshaping industries,…
FDA Explores AI Partnership with OpenAI to Accelerate Drug Approvals
May 8, 2025
FDA Explores AI Partnership with OpenAI to Accelerate Drug Approvals
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is in active discussions with OpenAI about integrating artificial intelligence into drug evaluation processes, Wired reported. The collaboration centers on “cderGPT,” a proposed AI system designed to assist the FDA’s Center for Drug…
AI Reshaping Global Job Markets, Experts Say
May 6, 2025
AI Reshaping Global Job Markets, Experts Say
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming employment landscapes worldwide, with new data revealing stark disparities in its economic impact. According to a 2024 McKinsey Global Institute report, the United States, China, and Germany are experiencing the most significant AI-driven disruptions, particularly…
Islamic nations to ratify first joint document on AI: science minister
April 30, 2025
Islamic nations to ratify first joint document on AI: science minister
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC-15) is set to approve its first joint document on artificial intelligence (AI) during the 2nd Ministerial Meeting of the OIC-15 Dialogue Platform, scheduled for May 18-20 in Tehran, Tehran Times reported. Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, Iran’s…
AI Adoption Could Save Workers 122 Hours Annually, Google Report Finds
April 26, 2025
AI Adoption Could Save Workers 122 Hours Annually, Google Report Finds
A Google-led pilot study in the UK revealed that workers could save an average of 122 hours per year by integrating AI into administrative tasks, Reuters reported. Published on April 25, the AI Works report highlighted that simple measures—such as…
Microsoft Predicts AI “Agent Boss” Revolution in Workplace
April 26, 2025
Microsoft Predicts AI “Agent Boss” Revolution in Workplace
Microsoft forecasts a radical workplace transformation where every employee becomes a manager of AI agents, The Guardian reported. In its annual Work Trend Index report, the tech giant introduced the concept of “frontier firms” – businesses structured around autonomous AI…
Breakthrough AI Framework Enables Robots to Learn from Single Human Demonstration
April 25, 2025
Breakthrough AI Framework Enables Robots to Learn from Single Human Demonstration
Cornell University researchers have developed RHyME, an AI system that allows robots to learn multi-step tasks by watching just one human demonstration—even if human and robot movements differ, Earth.com reported. Traditional methods required thousands of controlled demonstrations, but RHyME uses…