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UK supermarket using AI technology to monitor cow welfare on its supplier pool

Sep 15,26 | 01:44 EST

UK supermarket Marks & Spencer (M&S) is the first retailer to use AI-powered technology to monitor the welfare of the dairy cows that supply it. There are a total of 46 dairy farms supplying M&S in Great Britain, each of which have now installed the innovative technology to keep an eye on the cows. The system uses cameras to capture footage of dairy cows when they are indoors, which is then analyzed using an algorithm trained alongside vets to monitor welfare of dairy cows in real time, providing objective and consistent data.

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Debate grows over artificial intelligence development

Sep 15,26 | 01:43 EST

President Trump is calling claims that artificial intelligence will destroy the world a hoax, insisting that "Whoever wins AI, wins." Meanwhile, lawmakers are weighing in on the government's role in technology developments. CBS News has this report.

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First lady Melania Trump visits North Carolina school to see AI technology in action

Sep 15,26 | 01:40 EST

The visit came as policymakers and technology leaders continue to debate how artificial intelligence should be governed and used, including in schools.

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Artificial Intelligence Is Rapidly Changing the PIA Process

Sep 15,26 | 01:39 EST

The Maryland Public Information Act (PIA) procedures are currently experiencing significant and rapid changes, largely driven by the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This technological acceleration brings forth new dynamics, as AI tools not only expedite certain aspects of the process but also introduce challenges stemming from their inherent tendency to misunderstand or misinterpret nuanced components of the legal framework. This article delves into how AI is reshaping the landscape of public information requests, highlighting both the opportunities for efficiency and the critical responsibilities that arise for public officials in navigating these evolving circumstances.

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GBAPS to launch two AI use, literacy lessons for K-12 students

Sep 15,26 | 01:38 EST

The Green Bay School District plans to provide two lessons on artificial intelligence and responsible use to its students, starting in kindergarten.

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Artificial intelligence enthusiasm and energy needs clash on Healey’s docket

Sep 15,26 | 01:36 EST

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey faces a complex challenge: balancing her strong enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, which she predicts will transform society, with growing concerns over the substantial energy demands and community backlash against the data centers that power this technology. The article details her administration's pivot from offering tax incentives for data centers to implementing stricter executive orders requiring local approval and green energy regulations, reflecting a broader political and environmental struggle over the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure.

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Lectra unveils Apogy, the first solution embedding agentic artificial intelligence to reinvent fashion product development

Sep 15,26 | 01:35 EST

Lectra announces the launch of Apogy, its cloud-based solution dedicated to product development, a critical phase between garment design and production, leveraging agentic artificial intelligence.

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Artificial intelligence (AI)-based coronary calcium quantification successfully identified patients who could benefit from lipid-lowering therapy

Sep 15,26 | 01:32 EST

Hagopian and colleagues developed a deep-learning model to quantify coronary artery calcium on computed tomography scans across Veterans Affairs hospitals. This AI-derived model successfully predicted cardiovascular outcomes and identified patients who could benefit from lipid-lowering therapy. Evidence Rating Level: 2 (Good)

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Artificial Intelligence

Sep 15,26 | 01:31 EST

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is developing faster than our laws can keep up—and Congress is failing the American people by letting it happen. Big technology companies are racing to deploy increasingly powerful AI systems with far too little oversight, too few safeguards, and almost no accountability when things go wrong. AI is already being used to undermine privacy, spread misinformation, replace workers, exploit consumers, and make consequential decisions about people’s lives. Yet instead of putting meaningful guardrails in place, Republicans and the President are too eager to let the tech industry to write its own rules and police itself. Americans should not have to choose between technological progress and their privacy, jobs, civil rights, or safety. Congress must stop treating AI regulation as optional and hold the companies developing these systems accountable. Innovation and remaining competitive at the global stage cannot come at the expense of the American people. In fact, the U.S. and China should consider a treaty to slow down the AI race before it's too late. It is time for Congress to put people before profits and establish strong, smart, enforceable rules without sacrificing our ability to be a global leader in AI.

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