Month: June 2026
Anthropic’s New AI Workbench Mapped My Field For $26. Now Imagine It Aimed At The Rest Of Science
Earlier today I handed an AI my entire research library, 6,576 papers, and asked it a question I had been…
Why domestic air travel costs are increasing at a faster rate that international flights
A summer travel paradox has emerged: Even though international flights use considerably more jet fuel than domestic travel, the cost…
Candida auris, a drug-resistant yeast that has spread in American hospitals since it first appeared in the United States in…
Nike’s earnings exceeded Wall Street’s expectations, but CEO Elliott Hill’s test is the World Cup
When Nike brought Elliott Hill out of retirement almost two years ago to helm the sports conglomerate, it was with…
We’ve seen Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 series receive official certification from regulatory authorities, alongside leaked display and battery upgrades.…
Sotheby’s prepares to auction off a work created by an AI robot as human artists protest against AI companies training on their work
Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In today’s edition…The embrace (and protest) of AI art reaches a new level;…
Apple’s Creator Studio subscription is getting its first major AI update. The company is adding new features to Pixelmator Pro,…
Michael Dell is having a banner year. His eponymous company is a key supplier in the data center buildout, selling…
As global e-waste continues to grow, businesses are under increasing pressure to manage technology more responsibly while balancing costs, performance…
Welcome to Eye on AI. AI reporter Beatrice Nolan here. In today’s issue: AI is reshaping who builds, and how fast. The U.S. government…












