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3 Magnificent Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Buy Right Now and Hold for the Next Decade

Cloud computing is a huge growth driver.

Montana State conference to explore possibilities and challenges of artificial intelligence

The free, public event featuring national speakers and faculty will focus on strategies to address major questions raised by AI.

Runtime Wire Launches AI-Powered Newsroom Covering the Artificial Intelligence Industry

Aug 04,26 | 01:41 EST

Runtime Wire, an artificial intelligence-focused news outlet that launched in May, is using an AI-powered newsroom to produce coverage of the rapidly evolving AI economy, with founder Ryan Merket serving as its sole human editor.

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers create artificial intelligence tool to manage modern power grid

Aug 04,26 | 01:39 EST

A new artificial intelligence tool developed by researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering and Florida State University’s Center for Advanced Power Systems could help make electric grids more reliable and reduce operating costs. The system improves forecasts of electricity demand and renewable energy generation, giving grid operators better information to balance supply and demand.

Tokenpolitik: The new geopolitics of artificial intelligence

Aug 04,26 | 01:35 EST

Controlling chips is no longer enough. An analysis by the Center for Strategic and International Studies argues that the strategic competition between the United States and China is entering a new phase, where the real prize is the ability to build the global infrastructure underpinning artificial intelligence. The outcome could reshape international power dynamics while increasingly affecting economies and societies through what is now being described as Tokenpolitik.

3 Genius Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Buy Right Now

Aug 04,26 | 01:34 EST

The artificial intelligence (AI) sector is a great place to find investments right now. There are several great long-term opportunities available, and this article highlights three stocks – Nvidia, Amazon, and Micron – that could deliver market-crushing returns during the next few years, each coming from different parts of the industry.

BUILDING BRIDGES: Wisdom in the age of artificial intelligence [DR. JOSEPH E. WOODS COLUMN]

Aug 03,26 | 01:43 EST

Dr. Joseph E. Woods' column delves into the increasing phenomenon of romantic relationships with artificial intelligence, asserting that the paramount challenge in the age of overwhelming information isn't AI's ability to think like humans, but rather humanity's potential to cease independent thought. The article explores the critical distinction between AI's processing capabilities and human wisdom, emphasizing the need for discernment, moral judgment, and reflective thinking to navigate technological advancements effectively.

Leaders Convene at 2026 Power and AI Initiative Research Summit

Aug 03,26 | 01:39 EST

Goal is to address the future of energy and artificial intelligence

SAP Concur Adds New AI Tools for Approvals, Cards, and Travel Leakage

Aug 03,26 | 01:37 EST

SAP Concur has introduced a new suite of AI-powered tools, expanding the application of artificial intelligence beyond traditional traveler and travel manager roles into the critical areas of finance and administrative work. These innovative releases include an AI-assisted approval manager for expenses, advanced expense-policy benchmarking capabilities, streamlined virtual card management, and a groundbreaking 'leakage'-reporting tool developed in strategic alliance with Amex GBT. This alliance, formed in 2025, aims to integrate travel, expense, and marketplace data, with the leakage tool being one of its first significant outputs. Leakage, defined as travel spending that contradicts a company's managed travel policies, can account for over 30% of bookings at some organizations. Previously, much of this spending was invisible to Concur due to data residing with Amex GBT. The new tool addresses this by providing travel managers with a comprehensive overview of expenditures segmented by business unit, supplier, and individual traveler, offering a full picture of spend that was previously unattainable. This marks a strategic shift towards leveraging integrated data and AI to enhance compliance, efficiency, and oversight in corporate travel management, moving beyond older leakage prevention methods like TripLink, which has been part of SAP Concur's portfolio for over a decade. The announcements were made as the GBTA conference got underway in Chicago.