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1-i.ai Launches FALCON Verify for AI Answer Checking
One Intelligence has launched FALCON Verify, an AI verification tool designed to check claims in responses generated by systems such as ChatGPT and Claude. The service evaluates individual statements against available evidence and labels them as supported, unsupported, contradicted or insufficient, giving users a way to assess AI-generated information without leaving their conversation. Generative AI…
Corvex Launches Serverless Inference for Open AI Models
Corvex has launched Token Factory, a serverless AI inference platform designed to give developers and enterprises access to open-weight models without operating their own GPU infrastructure. The platform runs models on Corvex-managed hardware, with zero data retention enabled by default and compatibility with OpenAI- and Anthropic-style APIs. Running open-weight AI models can give enterprises more…
AEM Expands Environmental Intelligence Suite With AI
AEM has expanded its Elements application suite with Elements Weather and Elements Protect, adding forecast-driven planning and real-time safety response to its existing Elements 360 platform. Built on AEM’s Elements Resiliency Platform, the applications combine environmental data, sensor networks, meteorological services and AI-driven intelligence to help organizations manage weather and other environmental risks. Environmental intelligence…
TII Reveals Autonomous Probe for UAE Asteroid Mission
The Technology Innovation Institute (TII) has unveiled the UAE-built probe that will land on asteroid 269 Justitia as part of the Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt (EMA). Designed and tested in Abu Dhabi, the autonomous probe will travel with the MBR Explorer before separating for a close-range encounter with Justitia after an approximately five-billion-kilometer…
Botan Brings AI Plant Identification to the Web
Botan has expanded its AI-powered plant identification service to the web, allowing visitors to identify plant species directly from a browser by uploading a photo. The new tool requires no registration or software installation and gives users an immediate species identification along with scientific and common names. Plant identification is becoming another practical use case…
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