AI

ZenaTech expands its technology portfolio with Zoo Office, productivity powered by agentic AI. It's not just about chatting — it's about autonomous systems capable of executing complex tasks within business processes.

Research by Mindgard has revealed that OpenAI's latest models can be easily tricked into generating violent and sexual images. What does this mean for user safety and EU regulation?

Industrial AI is experiencing an investment boom in Europe — Q1 2025 saw 3 billion euros flow into startups. Siemens demonstrates how generative models connect design, simulation, and manufacturing. But the key isn't the technology itself — it's domain expertise.

British security startup Mindgard has revealed that ChatGPT can generate extremely violent and sexualized images using a simple prompt. Although OpenAI added further safeguards after the BBC stepped in, experts warn: it's a cat-and-mouse game where models will never be one hundred percent safe.

According to the latest reports, OpenAI could launch GPT-5.6 as early as this month. What does this mean for users, how are competitors reacting to the news, and what is the practical impact for the European market?

Jeremy Perando, as the first undergraduate student in the history of Frostburg State University's computer science department, published a first-author paper at an international IEEE conference. His research demonstrates how to use behavior trees to ensure that robots controlled by language models don't make dangerous decisions.

JPMorgan Chase restricted access to Claude models for its employees in Hong Kong due to licensing restrictions. How is the geopolitical tension between the US and China affecting the tools we use, and what does it mean for European companies?

Artificial intelligence is moving from the cloud straight to the factory floor. AI-native factories connect robots, sensors, and digital twins into continuously learning systems. BMW, Sandisk, and NEURA Robotics are proving that physical AI is no longer just a vision of the future.

New York's Attorney General has issued a subpoena to OpenAI. Together with other states, she is investigating ChatGPT's safety, data handling, advertising practices, and protections for minors. What impact could this first-ever coordinated investigation of an AI company have on European users?

OpenAI is launching the GPT-5 model, which pushes the boundaries of intelligence to expert level. But how does this technological leap fit into the financial reality of a company facing billions in losses, and why could it mean ads right in our chat?