Palo Alto Networks’ State of Generative AI report: on average, 10% of a company’s 66 GenAI apps are high-risk

Palo Alto Networks’ State of Generative AI report: on average, 10% of a company’s 66 GenAI apps are high-risk

Mumbai, India, 24th June 2025 — Palo Alto Networks, the world’s leading AI cybersecurity company, released its State of Generative AI 2025 report, which reveals that on average, 10% of a company’s 66 GenAI apps are high-risk. While AI growth offers significant productivity benefits, the report warns that unsanctioned usage, emerging threats, and a lack of governance have rapidly expanded the attack surface for organisations, particularly across India and the Asia-Pacific region.

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AI in Action: AMC Bridge Panel Revisits the Reality of AI’s Impact on Productivity

AI in Action: AMC Bridge Panel Revisits the Reality of AI’s Impact on Productivity

Two years after hosting a lively debate on artificial intelligence’s (AI) potential, AMC Bridge is back with a timely follow-up: Has AI lived up to the promise—or are we still stuck in pilot purgatory?

As part of its executive series on emerging technologies, AMC Bridge is convening a virtual panel of industry leaders on June 26, 2025, to assess AI’s real impact on productivity in the engineering, manufacturing, and construction (AEC) sectors.

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Antier Unveils AI-Driven Infrastructure to Power the Next Wave of Web3 Gaming

Antier Unveils AI-Driven Infrastructure to Power the Next Wave of Web3 Gaming

As the boundary between artificial intelligence and blockchain tech continues to blur, Antier is planting its flag firmly at the intersection. The global blockchain development firm has announced the launch of its AI-powered, hyper-converged infrastructure—a bold move designed to redefine how developers build and scale Web3 gaming ecosystems.

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Doosan Robotics to Debut Advanced AI Robot Solutions at Automatica 2025

Doosan Robotics to Debut Advanced AI Robot Solutions at Automatica 2025

Doosan Robotics is gearing up to make a major statement at Automatica 2025, Europe’s premier automation trade fair kicking off June 24 in Munich. The South Korean robotics innovator will showcase a slate of next-generation, AI-powered solutions in a two-part exhibition designed to bridge futuristic concepts with factory-floor reality.

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EMB Global Is Dismantling the Outsourcing Playbook with AI-Driven Delivery

EMB Global Is Dismantling the Outsourcing Playbook with AI-Driven Delivery

As global IT spending barrels toward a projected $5.74 trillion in 2025, one thing oddly remains stuck in time: traditional outsourcing. Despite a decade of AI breakthroughs and transformation talk, much of the IT services industry still leans heavily on headcount-based models built for a slower, less agile world.

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CHAI Slashes Inference Latency by 56% with Quantized LLM Breakthrough—Now Serving 1.2T Tokens Daily

CHAI Slashes Inference Latency by 56% with Quantized LLM Breakthrough—Now Serving 1.2T Tokens Daily

In a world where milliseconds matter, CHAI just clocked a major win in the race to optimize large language models (LLMs). The fast-growing AI startup announced it has successfully deployed quantized LLMs, cutting inference latency by 56%—a significant achievement as its platform now handles 1.2 trillion tokens daily, putting it in the same league as Anthropic’s Claude.

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AI Adoption Surges in Life Sciences—But Scientists Warn of Gaps in Trust and Training

AI Adoption Surges in Life Sciences—But Scientists Warn of Gaps in Trust and Training

New global survey data from BioInformatics’ Beyond the Bench series reveals that 87% of scientists and researchers are now using AI for work-related research tasks, up from 75% in 2023. But this dramatic rise in adoption is being tempered by a wave of caution: issues around data fidelity, trust, training, and real-world usability are becoming impossible to ignore.

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