Latest AI (Artificial Intelligence) News
Cerebras Systems Raises $1 Billion Series H at $23 Billion Valuation
Cerebras closed a $1 billion Series H funding round led by Tiger Global to scale its wafer-scale AI infrastructure for on-prem and cloud deployments. Investors include Benchmark, Fidelity, AMD, Altimeter, and Coatue, supporting global expansion for governments, research institutes, and enterprises running large AI workloads.
Dassault Systèmes and Nvidia Announce Long-Term AI Partnership
Dassault and Nvidia are building an industrial AI platform combining 3DEXPERIENCE Virtual Twins with Nvidia’s AI infrastructure and open models. The 'Industry World Models' and agentic virtual companions enable physics-validated AI for manufacturing, life sciences, and materials, including Nvidia’s Rubin AI factories.
IBM Launches Global RFP for AI Impact Accelerator in Education
IBM opened applications for its next Impact Accelerator cohort focusing on AI for education and workforce development. Nonprofits and governments can receive two years of pro bono tech support for tools like personalized learning assistants and responsible AI simulations.
AI-Assisted Mammography Improves Breast Cancer Detection in Landmark Trial
Sweden's MASAI trial showed AI-supported mammography detects more clinically relevant cancers and reduces interval cancers compared to standard double-reading. AI provides risk scores and highlights suspicious areas, easing radiologist workload without increasing false positives.
MIT Researchers Use AI to Discover New Antibiotics Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria
AI-driven discovery yielded NG1 effective against multi-drug-resistant gonorrhea and DN1 targeting MRSA, clearing infections in mice via membrane disruption. A new ARPA-H grant funds generative AI to design 15 pre-clinical antibiotic candidates.
Experts Warn of AI Deepfakes and Disinformation from US Targeting Canada
Researchers highlight AI blurring truth and fiction, with US as a growing source of deepfakes amid potential Quebec and Alberta independence debates. Canadian officials express concern over threats to elections via American platforms like X and Facebook.