AI assistants are increasingly being used for questions involving corporate strategy, legal disputes, health, investments and other sensitive subjects. Modulus AI is betting that some of those conversations should never become part of a user’s permanent account history. The company has unveiled Mix, a privacy-focused AI service designed to separate user identity from AI reasoning…
As artificial intelligence moves from experimental classroom tool to a subject students are expected to understand, educators face a more difficult question than whether learners should use AI: How should they learn to build, question and evaluate it? At TAMYZ FORUM 2026 in Astana, Kazakhstan, DFRobot highlighted an education model built around open-source hardware, AI…
Fashion retailers have spent years trying to solve a deceptively difficult e-commerce problem: helping shoppers know whether a garment will actually fit before they buy it. MySize is now betting that the same data used to recommend a size can power a much broader layer of AI-driven fashion commerce. Its Naiz Fit platform has passed…
Convenience retailers are under pressure to modernize point-of-sale systems without creating another layer of disconnected software for already complex store operations. Weigel’s, a Tennessee-based convenience retailer with 90 stores, is taking an AI-native approach, partnering with Tote AI to deploy its cloud-based point-of-sale platform across the chain. The agreement highlights a broader shift in retail…
Generative AI is accelerating how teams create code, 3D assets and other digital content, but a new global survey suggests the productivity boost is arriving alongside a less visible problem: organizations are struggling to understand what AI created, how it changed and whether the resulting work can be trusted. Perforce Software’s 2026 State of Real-Time…
