From Siri's simple voice commands to sophisticated AI capable of managing our lives, the evolution of personal assistants is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. But where are we headed, and what does this mean for our future? Just a decade ago, the idea of having a personal AI assistant felt like science fiction. Today, millions
(PLTR), (MSFT), (AMZN), (GOOG), (ORCL) Back in the early days of my career, I watched countless "revolutionary" tech companies come and go, each promising to change the world with their shiny new algorithms. But Palantir (PLTR) caught my eye for an entirely different reason - they were actually getting their hands dirty with real-world problems
The year 2025 is shaping up to be a banner year for artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, as investors anticipate a surge in demand for these cutting-edge technologies. With AI already transforming industries as diverse as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, the potential for further growth is immense. Several factors are driving this optimism. First, the continued
Learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD, affect millions of people worldwide. These neurodevelopmental differences can create significant challenges in academic settings, the workplace, and everyday life. However, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is ushering in a new era of support and empowerment for individuals with learning disabilities. AI-powered tools are breaking down
The year is 2025. Forget Siri, Alexa, or Google Assistant. Imagine an AI that doesn't just answer questions or set alarms, but actually controls your computer, seamlessly navigating the digital world on your behalf. This is the promise of "Operator," OpenAI's ambitious new AI agent slated for release in January. While still shrouded in some
(MSFT), (GOOGL), (AMZN) Here's a fun bit of trivia: The term "artificial intelligence" was coined in 1956 at a Dartmouth College workshop. The organizers thought they could teach machines to use language, form abstractions, and solve problems reserved for humans. Their estimated timeline? About two months. Sixty-eight years later, Microsoft (MSFT) just showed us how
(NVDA), (MSFT), (GOOGL), (AMD), (META) You know what keeps catching my attention these days? The way artificial intelligence is sneaking into every corner of the market faster than my daughter can fix those broken calculators in her UC computer science class (more on that later). Let me throw a number at you that made me
(GOOG), (AAPL), (META) While driving to my local Trader Joe's last weekend, a friend of mine called, panicking about missing out on the AI revolution. "Should I dump my tech giants and buy every AI startup I can find?" he blurted, sounding like he’d just read a headline predicting the end of civilization as we
(AAPL), (NVDA), (ADBE), (AI), (APP), (SOUN) I spent thirty minutes last night trying to get an AI app to turn my cat into a Renaissance painting. The result looked more Picasso than Rembrandt, but it got me thinking about Apple's latest App Store strategy. They're pushing AI apps hard, and not just because someone in
(BLOK), (MSTR), (LEGR), (JD), (BIDU), (BABA), (AMD) There's an old Wall Street saying that the market has a way of turning exuberance into experience. After decades of trading, I've watched this play out more times than I can count, and these days that wisdom is ringing in my ears like a persistent trading reminder. Just
Toronto, Canada - RBC, a leading global financial institution, has released its highly anticipated Global Insight 2025 Outlook report, providing a comprehensive analysis of the economic, financial, and geopolitical trends that are expected to shape the world in the coming years. The report highlights the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors, emphasizing
(MSFT), (NVDA), (UBER), (AMD), (INTC), (QCOM), (TSM), (GOOGL) I have always been a sucker for the small fish that big sharks circle around, especially when those sharks have names like NVIDIA (NVDA) and Uber (UBER). Believe me, after all these decades swimming in the turbulent waters of the hedge fund world, you learn to pay
For decades, unsolved crimes have cast long shadows, leaving families and communities grappling with unanswered questions and a lingering sense of injustice. But a new era of crime-solving is dawning, one where artificial intelligence (AI) is stepping in to assist investigators in cracking cold cases that have baffled detectives for years. From analyzing vast troves
(AMD), (NVDA), (GOOG), (MSFT), (META), (AMZN) I was at MIT last month, watching a tiny roundworm wiggle around in a petri dish, when one of the researchers dropped a bombshell: "This creature," he said, pointing to something smaller than a period, "just helped us raise $250 million from AMD." Welcome to the strange world of
(MSFT), (AMZN), (GOOG), (PLTR), (LMT) Here's something that would have sounded crazy a few years ago: the US government has suddenly developed an expensive taste for artificial intelligence. Not just a casual interest, mind you, but the kind of enthusiasm usually reserved for Pentagon hardware projects. In fact, the Department of Defense is positioning itself
In a bold strategic move that signals the company's commitment to technological innovation and global market penetration, Alibaba Cloud is embarking on an ambitious expansion of its artificial intelligence and cloud services across Asia, supported by a comprehensive new partner ecosystem and a meticulously crafted global expansion plan. The Changing Landscape of Cloud and AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the financial landscape, promising increased efficiency, personalized services, and improved risk management. However, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) has raised concerns that this technological revolution could also usher in an era of heightened risks, including herding behavior, fraud, and disinformation. As the European Union and other jurisdictions explore the
(GOOG), (MSFT), (SMR), (OKLO), (BWXT), (LEU) When Albert Einstein unlocked the mysteries of energy with E=mc², he probably didn't imagine we'd be using that energy to train algorithms to suggest better cat videos. Still, he actually might have appreciated this cosmic irony. This was, after all, the same genius who cut a special cat door
(NVDA), (MSFT), (META), (PLTR), (AI) Did you know that the average person spends about 7 hours looking for their lost keys each year? Well, the Pacific island nation of Tuvalu is facing a slightly bigger lost-and-found crisis: they're about to lose their entire country to rising seas. But instead of calling the planetary equivalent of
(AMZN), (NVDA), (GOOG), (MSFT), (AAPL), (CRM), (ORCL), (IBM), (TSLA) In 1956, Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel" topped the charts, teenagers swooned, and parents worried about the decay of civilization. That same year, a group of scientists at Dartmouth College coined the term "artificial intelligence," boldly predicting human-level machine intelligence within a generation. Seven decades later, I'm