AI-generated music faces new copyright test as lawmakers weigh artist protections
Artificial intelligence rapidly changes the music industry. Creators, rights holders, and lawmakers now confront unique copyright challenges. Recent AI developments allow machines to compose original tracks or mimic artists’ styles…
Antitrust scrutiny of AI chip deals intensifies as regulators probe vendor lock-in risks
Regulators across the globe are increasing antitrust reviews of artificial intelligence (AI) chip deals. Concerns are mounting that dominant players are leveraging their power, restricting competition and consumer choice. At…
New satellite data reveals accelerating groundwater loss in key farming regions
Access to groundwater is essential for agriculture, drinking water, and industry. Monitoring this resource is increasingly crucial as demand rises and the climate shifts. Recent satellite data analyses provide new…
AI-powered traffic lights slash congestion in mid-sized cities
Traffic congestion is a growing challenge for many mid-sized cities worldwide. As urban populations climb, roads become busier, resulting in longer commutes and increased frustration. City leaders and transportation planners…
Cities test dynamic road pricing to cut traffic and fund transit
Many urban centers face relentless congestion and mounting demands on transportation infrastructure. City planners are exploring innovative solutions to address these challenges directly. One such measure is dynamic road pricing,…
New mRNA cancer vaccine shows strong tumor regression in early human trial, spurring biotech rally
A groundbreaking mRNA cancer vaccine has demonstrated strong tumor regression in an early-stage human trial. This promising result has fueled a surge in biotech stocks. The trial findings have captured…
Major airlines test hydrogen-powered short-haul flights
Major airlines are actively developing hydrogen-powered short-haul flights as the aviation sector pushes for cleaner alternatives. The pressure to reduce carbon emissions has never been greater. With international climate goals…
Cities race to retrofit aging office towers into housing amid remote work shift
The skyline of many global cities is undergoing a dramatic transformation. Empty office towers, once bustling with workers, now stand as silent reminders of a shifting economic landscape. With the…
iTOD LLC Expands National Higher Education Portfolio —Now Supporting 23 Universities, Including a Major University System with 11 Additional Colleges
iTOD LLC, an Atlanta-based company specializing in technology-enabled student support and Tier-1 contact center services for colleges and universities, announced a significant expansion of its national higher education portfolio this…
Deep-sea mining licenses spark battle over ocean conservation
Debates around deep-sea mining are growing. As global demand for minerals increases, so too does the pressure to mine the ocean floor. Deep-sea mining licenses are being issued by international…