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The article discusses the use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems to judge sports competitions and games, and it mentions the use of the Hawk-Eye computer vision system in tennis and the English Premier League soccer league's decision to implement a semi-automated offside technology during the 2025 season. The economic and emotional aspects of using AI in sports are assessed, as well as tennis umpire accuracy and the potential use of AI in golf, gymnastics, and the Olympic Games.

Autor(en): Esther Shein Die Flotte der C-Level-Rollen mit Technologiebezug wächst. Das wirkt sich auf die CIO-Rolle aus – und öffnet Chancen für ambitionierte Tech-Profis. In letzter Zeit haben einige Organisationen [...]

The article discusses the impact that artificial intelligence (AI), large language models (LLMs), and tools such as Chat-GPT are having on computer science education and the job market. According to the article, AI and machine learning (ML) will make it less necessary for humans to learn computer programming (coding) in the future. It states that close to 90 percent of all jobs will be impacted in some way by generative AI.

El panorama cambiante de la TI, impulsado por los rápidos avances en la tecnología y la transformación digital, ha visto un cambio en las responsabilidades y desafíos de los CIO. [...]

Lograr la excelencia operativa mientras se implementan tecnologías innovadoras no es una propuesta en lo que respecta a Christian Mate. Ambos son fundamentales para cumplir con las responsabilidades del trabajo [...]

The article offers information on how various governments are setting limits on artificial intelligence (AI). The author discusses the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act, the executive order (EO) signed by U.S. President Joe Biden that mandates that developers of AI that could pose risks to share results of safety tests, and Canada's Voluntary Code of Conduct on the Responsible Development and Management of Advanced Generative AI Systems.

When it comes to fostering digital literacy in the C-suite, Michael Seals literally wrote the book. At his company, anyway. In tandem with his job as chief digital officer and [...]

Además de su trabajo como director digital y vicepresidente senior de estrategia en Hussman, Michael Seals obtuvo un doctorado en administración de empresas y escribió su tesis sobre agudeza e [...]

This article investigates the application of digital scent technology in virtual reality. Topics include the utilization of digital scents in the fields of gaming, marketing and occupational training. The work of Judith Amores, a senior researcher at Microsoft Research and at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s MIT Media Lab, on digital scents and well-being is also explored.

The article focuses on women in the field of computer science. The author discusses the underrepresentation of women within the science technology engineering math (STEM) workforce, examines the stereotypes often forced upon women who major in these fields in college, and the possible changes due to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.

The article reports on artificial intelligence (AI) that can improvise to accompany live music performances. Topics include a concert held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that utilized this technology and the development of such software in 1987 by musician and composer George Lewis.

The article explores how virtual reality, augmented reality, and holograms can impact and improve exhibitions for museums and other institutions. Particular focus is given to how this technology can preserve historical events and promote engaging storytelling like the "Tower of Faces" at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. Various apps and interactive museum experiences developed for institutions like the Museum of National History and the Kennedy Space Center are also discussed.

The article discusses the legal aspects of neurotechnology in relation to the implementation of regulations on brain implants, and it mentions artificial intelligence (AI) and the potential use of brain implants to treat mental depression. The BrainGate research project is examined, along with professor Rajesh P. N. Rao's views, a robotically implanted brain-computer interface system and the costs and risks that are associated with brain implants.

The article discusses the development and relative effectiveness of anti-surveillance cosmetic makeup designed to elude facial-recognition technology. It also examines the rapid pace of computer vision development, facial-detection algorithms, and how law enforcement agencies utilize facial recognition systems.

From guest lectures to orientations and from alumni events to weddings, special events constitute a key part of campus life. Colleges also leverage these activities to market the campus to [...]

The article discusses efforts to preserve digital libraries and access to information in the digital age in relation to the Internet Archive (IA) organization's appeal of a district court's ruling in a copyright infringement case brought by the Hachette Book Group Inc. firm against IA. According to the article, several book publishers claim that IA's controlled digital lending (CDL) system is illegal. The fair use and derivative works legal theories are assessed.

The article discusses the use of augmented reality (AR) image filtering applications by social media influencers on social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook to enhance the beauty of individuals. The article also examines trends concerning beauty filters.

The article discusses the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), and technological innovations related to powering the IoT without batteries via a process known as energy harvesting The article also discusses various disadvantages associated with energy harvesting.

When making decisions about Hope College's website redesign, project team members found themselves looking at a photo of Adam, an 18-year-old freshman, to gauge what he might think is the [...]

Students at Arizona State University today have access to a service-oriented financial assistance website that provides guidance on college planning. It offers cost calculators, links to scholarships and budget planning, [...]

AT SASKPOWER, an electric utility serving the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, the IT philosophy is leverage, buy or build--in that order. So when SaskPower wanted to make its SAP applications […]

A growing number of institutional web teams are designing their websites with mobile device access as the top priority. Here's why more should be, along with advice from early adopters [...]

The guiding principle for deploying new technology at the University of San Diego is simple: It has to improve the student experience. With that in mind, administrators there have developed [...]

Vanderbilt University's medical school is among the best in the country, but its officials still wanted to create awareness of it with prospective students--those who are only in high school. [...]

AI-generated Mona Lisa gets an Indian makeover: From Renaissance to Rajasthan - explore how this viral digital artwork reimagines the iconic smile with traditional Indian elements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Hoffman warns against Musk's potential influence on AI policy under Trump, citing serious conflicts of interest between xAI ownership and federal advisory role. Learn why this matters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Growth Catalyst Partners just acquired InspiredMinds! Discover how the acquisition of the largest AI ecosystem is transforming professional networks and opportunities for over 300,000 experts across 160 countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Discover how AI weapon detection is enhancing security across 1,500 cameras at Temple University, setting a new surveillance standard. What does this mean for the future of your privacy? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

FrontierMath Benchmark tests AI's limits in solving complex math, revealing challenges in advanced reasoning despite progress in language models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Discover how AI poetry is winning hearts and surpassing human creations in favorability ratings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Revolutionary AI machine gun system transforms military defense, combining M240 machine gun with advanced sensors to combat aerial drone threats [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the development of smart skin technology, also referred to as artificial skin, for use with robots. According to the article, the use of artificial skin on robots would enable humans to work more closely with them. The article discusses work in the field at various institutions concerning the development of thermally conducted rubber, tactile sensing, and safety aspects for physical interaction.

The article discusses high technology firms that are actively seeking to hire individuals who are on the autism spectrum to perform information technology (IT) work. It examines the issues that face employers and employees who are on the autism spectrum, the concept of neurodiversity, and the workplace environment for people on the autism spectrum.

The article discusses the use of learning management systems (LMSs) and student information systems (SISs) by colleges and universities in an effort to foster the retention of college students and academic achievement.

Tracking IT assets across a higher ed institution is tricky business. Depending on the college or university, it may be done by an internal audit group or IT, or a [...]

INSURANCE GIANT MetLife Inc. is trying to reduce the amount of time employees spend in airports--not only to save on travel costs, but also to improve employees' quality of life [...]

Jennifer Dorman was in a fix. Teaching ninth-grade US history at Holicong Middle School in Doylestown, PA, Dorman wanted to tap into her students' interest in creating ''something of value,' […]

IN 1927, THE FIRST CARS rolled off the production line at fledgling Swedish automaker Volvo. The inaugural $800 sedan came in two versions: an open-bodied touring model and a 'saloon' [...]

The article looks at the design, development, and application of wearable mobile machines, or exoskeletons. It discusses how such technology can be used in private industrial settings, such as for factory works at Ford automakers, and for military purposes.

Three-dimensional scanning can be used to protect or rebuild historic structures, but who owns that digital data? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

I'd long been curious about switching from a dumb doorbell to a smart one, and finally the opportunity came knocking. What I learned surprised me. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]