A coalition of top venture capitalists, startup founders, and AI companies today unveiled Leading the Future (LTF), a new political machine with one mission: ensure the U.S. leads the world in AI innovation, development, and governance.
Artificial intelligence has already written scripts, generated movie trailers, and even scored soundtracks. Now it’s stepping under the Hollywood spotlight.
3Play Media, a pioneer in AI-powered video accessibility, today unveiled a full rebrand signaling its evolution into a global leader in video localization and accessibility solutions. The new identity reflects the company’s broadened mission: leveraging breakthrough AI and hybrid human-AI workflows to make content more inclusive, customizable, and globally accessible.
Method AI, a Cleveland Clinic spinout focused on improving cancer surgery outcomes, has raised $20 million in Series A funding to advance its AI-powered surgical navigation platform. The round was led by a private family office, with participation from Cleveland Clinic and JobsOhio Growth Capital Fund.
UBS is doubling down on artificial intelligence. The Swiss banking giant announced an expanded strategic partnership with Domino Data Lab, the enterprise AI platform provider, that includes an equity investment and a UBS representative joining Domino’s board as an observer.
Procurement leaders are doubling down on digital transformation in 2025, with budgets for Source-to-Pay (S2P) technology on the rise and AI adoption shifting from pilot projects to practice, according to Ardent Partners’ newly published State of Source-to-Pay Digitization 2025 report.
As companies rush to embed large language models (LLMs) into their apps, one nagging problem keeps surfacing: what happens when sensitive data sneaks into AI prompts, logs, or SDK integrations?
Enterprises racing to embrace generative AI just hit a legal speed bump: your ChatGPT prompts may be subpoenaed.
S&P Global is opening up its treasure trove of market intelligence to more data scientists—this time through Google Cloud’s BigQuery platform. The move, announced today, is part of the financial data giant’s push to make its AI-Ready Data portfolio accessible wherever customers already work.
