Georg Langlotz, Global Head of AI Centre of Excellence at UBS, spoke with NervNow about building AI inside one of the world's most regulated institutions, what it actually takes to move compliance AI from pilot to production, the governance architecture most banks are not yet building, and why India does not have an AI talent problem but an AI ambition problem.
Khushboo Mulani, Founder and ShEO of SLAY Media, writes on why the quiet accumulation of unverified AI generated data inside enterprise systems is not a technology problem, and what organizations must do before it becomes an irreversible one.
Gabify funding highlights growing use of AI in early diagnosis of speech and neurodevelopmental disorders, where access and screening delays remain major challenges.
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OpenAI built Sora, something technically extraordinary, watched a billion-dollar partnership with Disney materialize, and then walked away from all of it in under 90 days.
Whitney Menarcheck, Head of Community at Lovable, spoke with NervNow about the thread connecting grief counseling to AI community building, the SheBuilds movement, what real community looks like at a fast-growing AI company, and why this moment in tech may be the closest thing to a level playing field women have ever seen.
The new futures-first exchange integrates quantitative research and systematic execution tools within an AI-native architecture. This infrastructure serves a derivatives market where algorithmic strategies now account for 70% of global trading volume.
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AI has been inside Indian businesses for years. What changed is the pressure to scale it, show returns, and bring entire organizations along.
Singapore-based EdTech startup Qweebi has raised $500,000 in seed funding to expand its browser-based STEM and robotics learning platform across US schools
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ClimateAi uses machine learning on satellite, oceanic, and atmospheric data to help food and agribusiness companies see crop yield disruptions coming months before they happen. Its customers include Dole, Driscoll's, Suntory, and Oatly. Almost no one outside the industry has heard of it.
With a Quantum Act expected in Brussels this quarter and only 5% of global private quantum capital flowing into European companies, investors are warning the bloc must move faster, on regulation, commercialization, and private funding, before the US and China pull too far ahead.
