Creative Commons, the nonprofit known for open content licenses, has announced tentative support for ‘pay-to-crawl’ systems. This tech would charge AI companies each time their bots scrape a website for training data, offering a potential revenue stream for publishers.
Pega is seeing major growth in 2025, with total contract value hitting $1.56 billion. Its secret weapon? Pega Blueprint, an AI agent platform designed to dismantle legacy technical debt and fast-track workflow automation.
The auto industry is racing to adopt 800V platforms for next-gen EVs, promising major efficiency gains. But making these cars work with the world’s existing 400V charging network requires complex and expensive engineering workarounds.
AI is set to fundamentally change creative and sales jobs, not by replacing humans but by turning them into managers of AI agents. Executives from Salesforce and Autodesk argue this will raise both the floor and ceiling of performance. But the transition may disrupt traditional career paths and work
The world’s largest planned data center campus, a 20-million-square-foot site in Utah, is looking to nuclear energy. Developers have signed an agreement to evaluate adding at least 2 gigawatts of nuclear power to the complex’s multi-source grid.
According to Fast Company, Rosie the Robot debuted in the 1962 episode “Rosey the Robot” but only appeared in one other of the original 24 episodes. Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl, her character was inspired by the comic/TV maid Hazel. Today, she’s seen as a prescient model for AI with a humane interface
The era of AI as a passive tool is over. According to a global study by BCG and MIT Sloan, agentic AI is forcing CEOs to completely rethink how their organizations operate, learn, and create value. The challenge isn’t just deploying smarter software—it’s leading a hybrid workforce of humans and auto
The market for refurbished smartphones and laptops is exploding, with major retailers all jumping in. But the real story starts with an old California recycling law that sparked an entire industry.
A new AI agent from Stanford researchers spent 16 hours probing the university’s network, finding vulnerabilities humans missed. It cost just $18 an hour, compared to a six-figure human salary. This isn’t just a lab experiment; it’s a preview of the future of hacking, both offensive and defensive.
Palantir has expanded an existing lawsuit to include the CEO of AI startup Percepta, accusing former employees of a brazen campaign to poach top developers and steal intellectual property. The suit cites internal messages, including one about “pillaging” developers at their “maximum richness.”
