Author: Advanced AI Editor

What if you could cut hours off your financial research while gaining sharper, more actionable insights? Imagine having access to earnings reports, real-time market data, and stock screening tools, all consolidated into a single, intuitive platform. That’s precisely what Perplexity AI’s finance research feature promises to deliver. In a world where information overload can paralyze decision-making, this innovative tool is designed to simplify and supercharge your workflow. Whether you’re a seasoned analyst or a curious investor, the platform’s ability to combine advanced AI with user-friendly functionality could redefine how you approach financial analysis. In this guide Axis Investors explain how…

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The United Kingdom has been chosen to host a major movement led by major companies in the technology sector, specifically in AI development. Nvidia and OpenAI are in negotiations to support an investment in British data centers, the aim of which is to increase the country’s capacity to develop and deploy advanced AI systems. Furthermore, although not yet a final announcement, it is planned for next week, coinciding with Donald Trump’s visit to the country. UK accelerates global AI race, Nvidia and OpenAI are at the forefront The race to develop AI infrastructure and technologies is not only a concern…

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Today’s large models are no longer just cold tools. They are beginning to ‘have personality.’ They can crash, ramble, and even ‘go on strike’ to sleep. Users are no longer satisfied with what AIcan do; they are starting to focus on who it ‘resembles.’In today’s competitive landscape of AI performance and functionality, knowledgeable users have started to experience the personality differences of various large models as if they were ‘unboxing’ surprises.For example, Google’s Gemini sometimes resembles a sensitive top student, repeatedly apologizing for writing incorrect code and dramatically collapsing in thought processes: ‘I am a disgrace, I am a failure.’…

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In today’s digital-first world, web development is more than just a technical skill—it’s a gateway to creativity, innovation, and opportunity. From building sleek personal blogs to architecting complex e-commerce platforms, web developers shape the online experiences we rely on every day. Yet for many aspiring coders, the path to mastering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and beyond can feel daunting or financially out of reach. Here is a series of free web development courses designed to empower learners of all backgrounds. Whether you’re a student, a career switcher, or simply curious about how websites work, these courses offer a hands-on, accessible way…

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General Electric could not have chosen a better moment to launch its energy businesses as an independent company, CEO Scott Strazik said one month before GE Vernova debuted on the New York Stock Exchange. “Now that’s a big statement,” Strazik acknowledged at GE Vernova’s first investors’ day in March 2024. But he pointed to forecasts that electricity demand from artificial intelligence data centers would surge through the end of the decade. The CEO said Vernova was “purpose built” for the moment. Investors at that time were just starting understand the implications of AI for energy consumption. But Strazik’s view may…

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The findings were published in the journal ‘Nature’ What’s the story DeepSeek, a Hangzhou-based start-up, has warned that its artificial intelligence (AI) models are at risk of being “jailbroken” by malicious actors. The company published its findings in a peer-reviewed paper in the academic journal Nature. The study details the vulnerabilities of open-sourced models and how they can be exploited by bad actors. DeepSeek’s evaluation process DeepSeek evaluated its AI models using industry benchmarks and internal tests. The company’s paper in Nature provided more detailed information about these testing protocols, according to Fang Liang, an expert member of China’s AI…

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Press enter or click to view image in full sizeImage credit: boudewijnhuijgens.getarchive.netIn a move set to redefine the generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) landscape, the Trump administration has signaled a sweeping deregulatory agenda. This marks a critical turning point for businesses across industries, compelling them to intensify their adoption of Gen AI — or risk falling irreparably behind competitors already harnessing its transformative power.A New Era of Gen AI DeregulationThe Trump administration’s pro-innovation stance is rooted in the belief that AI, and particularly generative AI, represents the next frontier of economic growth and global competitiveness. David Sacks, a prominent tech…

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Sun Sep 21, 2025 01:43 PM Last update on: Sun Sep 21, 2025 02:57 PM Tech & Startup Desk Sun Sep 21, 2025 01:43 PM Last update on: Sun Sep 21, 2025 02:57 PM This marks the first time a major language model has been formally published through peer review. Photo: Solen Feyissa/Unsplash”> This marks the first time a major language model has been formally published through peer review. Photo: Solen Feyissa/Unsplash Chinese AI firm DeepSeek has published a peer-reviewed paper in the scientific journal Nature, describing its large language model R1, which is designed to handle reasoning tasks such…

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OpenAI might shake-up the AI community by establishing a curated network of therapists that serve as a mental health backstop for end-users of ChatGPT.gettyIn today’s column, I examine a little-noticed but wholly significant statement by OpenAI that they intend to establish a global online network of therapists, which ChatGPT would leverage as referral sources for users who might need mental health advice. I am predicting that this subtle but transformative pronouncement, once put into practice, will massively grow the need for mental health professionals. It is an ingenious solution that tends to solve a rather daunting technological pickle for AI…

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OpenAI isn’t content with just being the company behind ChatGPT, and it increasingly looks like it’s quietly setting itself up to compete in hardware too. Recent reports reveal that Sam Altman’s team has been pulling talent from Apple’s design and engineering ranks, and now The Information says the company is tapping into Apple’s go-to suppliers like Luxshare and Goertek and leaning heavily into the kind of design language you’d normally associate with Cupertino. A big part of that shift came when OpenAI acquired io, a hardware startup created by Jony Ive, who is best known for shaping Apple’s most iconic…

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