Micron Hits Record High Before Q3 Earnings Report

Wall Street analysts project Micron Technology (MU) will report record-breaking fiscal third-quarter results, driven by intense demand for memory chips in artificial intelligence data centers. According to FactSet, the Boise-based semiconductor firm is expected to report an adjusted $20.76 earnings per share on $35.75 billion in revenue. This performance would represent a 987% year-over-year increase … Read more

Is ServiceNow the Ultimate AI Sleeper Stock?

ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) is emerging as a critical infrastructure layer for enterprise artificial intelligence, contradicting market fears that AI agents would render workflow software obsolete. While investors initially sold off software stocks fearing AI automation would bypass traditional platforms, industry analysts note that businesses now require centralized systems to govern, monitor, and coordinate the output … Read more

28 Expert Tips to Master ChatGPT Prompt Engineering

Prompt engineering has emerged as the primary method for users to extract high-value insights from large language models like ChatGPT and Google Gemini. By applying structured instructions—such as the Pareto principle or persona-based questioning—users can bypass generic AI responses to obtain specialized analysis, according to tech analyst David Nield. These techniques allow individuals to treat … Read more

West Papuan Activists Warn Against AI-Generated Deepfakes

West Papuan activists are facing an escalating campaign of digital harassment, with deepfake videos increasingly used to discredit those who speak out against the Indonesian government. Koteka Wenda, daughter of United Liberation Movement for West Papua leader Benny Wenda, recently identified an AI-generated video of herself falsely criticizing a documentary about indigenous land rights. This … Read more

The Science Behind Why You Flinch at Others’ Pain

Researchers have discovered that the human visual cortex contains eight distinct “body maps” that translate observed actions into simulated touch sensations. According to a study published November 26, 2025, in Nature, this neural mirroring allows the brain to experience empathy by mapping the physical movements of others onto internal sensory templates. This mechanism helps explain … Read more

Learn AI from Fei-Fei Li: Her New MasterClass Explained

Dr. Fei-Fei Li, a Stanford professor and co-founder of World Labs, has launched a MasterClass series titled “AI’s Future—and Yours” to address the next phase of artificial intelligence development. Li, known for her foundational research on ImageNet, argues that the industry is moving beyond large language models toward spatial intelligence, which enables machines to perceive … Read more

Is Consciousness Universal? Philosophers Challenge Earth-Centric Views

Consciousness likely exists in physical forms beyond biological life, according to a new paper by University of California, Riverside professor Eric Schwitzgebel and University of Lisbon researcher Jeremy Pober. The authors argue that consciousness is “substrate flexible,” meaning it is not strictly tied to the organic chemistry found on Earth, but can emerge in diverse … Read more

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI Requires New Social Norms

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is urging a broad societal shift toward artificial intelligence, arguing that widespread adoption will drive economic growth and scientific innovation. While speaking in Sherman, Texas, Huang addressed growing public concerns regarding job displacement and national security, asserting that the U.S. must remain competitive globally to secure its future in the AI … Read more

Meta CTO Calls Company’s AI Reorganization ‘Atrocious

Meta is overhauling its internal management strategy following widespread employee dissatisfaction within its 6,500-person Applied AI division. Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth confirmed in an internal memo that the company intends to improve communication, stabilize management structures, and provide better career support after acknowledging that the unit’s rollout was, in his words, “atrocious.” Why is … Read more

AI-Powered Deep Brain Stimulation Improves Parkinson’s Gait

Researchers at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) have developed an artificial intelligence-driven deep brain stimulation (DBS) system that automatically adjusts to a patient’s movement in real time. According to a study published in Nature Medicine, this technology improves mobility for Parkinson’s disease patients by decoding neural biomarkers to modulate electrical pulses during activities … Read more