There is good news tonight, for soccer fans around the world. China held its first 3-on-3 soccer match with humanoid robots. Robots are AI driven without any human intervention. The technology is advanced but their soccer skills are not.
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Countries and companies are racing to build better and better AI models, with greater and greater capabilities. When asked whether they should proceed more cautiously, most agree – but warn: if we don’t get there first, our competitors will and then the most ruthless will win.
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AI will change the workforce, says Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.
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Santee is now using AI to tackle red-light running and illegal turns at a busy intersection on Mission Gorge Road, where around 40,000 cars travel daily.
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Google Cloud and Pearson, a leading UK company in the K-12 space, will collaborate to deliver AI-powered tools for personalized learning and academic success, the two companies announced last week. It will be “a multi-year strategic collaboration,” according to their press release.
Teachers will be provided with data-driven insights to view students’ progress and learning needs, enabling more targeted instruction.
In addition, schools will be able to use and scale Google’s Veo and Imagen generation tools over Pearson’s content and services.
Google Cloud will use Pearson’s Credly for professional badges and certificates.
Both organizations stated that they will further “explore opportunities for integration across their product suites.”
Google Cloud currently competes in the educational space with other cloud services firms such as Microsoft’s Azure and AWS. It offers the Vertex AI Platform, Gemini, agenticAI, LearnLM, and other models fine-tuned for learning.
Omar Abbosh, Pearson CEO. said “By combining Pearson’s deep learning expertise with Google’s technology and AI capabilities, we will deliver a more personalized experience for students and equip K-12 teachers with tools that help them to focus on what matters most: sparking curiosity, developing critical thinking, and fostering a lifelong love of learning.”
One of the best hackers in the U.S. is an AI bot from startup XBOW.
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The Chinese tech sector has been on a roll since the arrival in January of DeepSeek, the AI startup that stunned the world with a language model that claimed to match or outperform Western rivals, at a fraction of the cost.
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The U.S. power grid is short on electrons to keep up with A.I.’s hunger for electricity. Could high profile nuclear projects power tomorrow’s tech without missing a watt?
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