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Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic files papers to sell shares to the public for the first time

Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic filed papers Monday for what could be the biggest initial public offering of stock ever, even as its top executive warns that advanced AI could pose an existential threat to humanity. The filing sets up the San Francisco company for a Wall Street debut next month, potentially eclipsing the SpaceX initial public offering in June that raised a record $86 billion. An Anthropic IPO would also put the company ahead of OpenAI in going public, in what is expected to be a pair of blockbuster stock debuts for the rival AI labs.

CSU uses artificial intelligence to improve hail forecasting

Oct 26,26 | 01:43 EST

Atmospheric and radar scientists at Colorado State University (CSU) are pioneering a novel forecasting system that leverages artificial intelligence to enhance the detection and prediction of destructive hailstorms. These storms are notorious for causing significant damage to crops, roofing, and vehicles, directly impacting safety, livelihoods, and insurance costs. Unlike current models that offer hail warnings merely 30 minutes in advance, the CSU researchers aim to extend this lead time to several hours or even days across Colorado and Wyoming. This innovative project integrates a short-term 'nowcasting' model, developed in collaboration with AI industry leader NVIDIA, with an existing CSU machine learning model designed for longer-term storm prediction, promising more accurate and timely forecasts as storms rapidly evolve.

Bradshaw: The scoreboard does not need artificial intelligence

Oct 26,26 | 01:41 EST

AI can calculate an average, summarize a survey or produce a graph, but students still need enough knowledge and context to judge whether the result actually answers their question.

Will AI technology reach beer can racer?

Oct 26,26 | 01:40 EST

The article discusses the increasing integration of advanced electronics and AI technology in sailing, moving beyond initial resistance to simpler tools like VHF radios. It specifically highlights how Oracle AI is expanding its role in high-performance sailing events like SailGP, focusing on innovative applications for performance analysis, wind-field modeling, and athlete development, raising the question of how far this technology will filter down to recreational "beer can" racing.

Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity: From Vulnerability Discovery to Accountability

Oct 26,26 | 01:36 EST

‘AI can certainly speed up finding software bugs, but the response’s effectiveness depends on the people involved and the processes they follow.’

UNESCO supports the ethical use of artificial intelligence in Mongolian journalism

Oct 26,26 | 01:35 EST

With UNESCO support, the Media Council of Mongolia (MCM) convened the Journalism Ethics Forum 2026 on 17 September in Ulaanbaatar, advancing practical safeguards for verification, editorial accountability, and public trust in an era of evolving artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence bot accesses Georgia voting data

Oct 26,26 | 01:32 EST

Anthropic, secretary of state say no individual voting records were accessed

New AI tools coming to faculty, students, and staff

Oct 26,26 | 01:31 EST

Cornell University is proactively introducing a comprehensive suite of new artificial intelligence (AI) tools to its faculty, students, and staff. This strategic move, a result of extensive preparation through the Cornell AI Initiative, underscores the university's commitment to advancing scholarship, teaching, and public engagement. The initiative aims to equip the Cornell community with essential AI skills while ensuring the responsible, appropriate, and mission-aligned use of these powerful technologies. The rollout will be supported by ongoing efforts across four critical areas: education, research, workplace innovation, and public engagement, establishing Cornell as a leader in ethical and human-centered AI development and application.