The world of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve at a rapid pace, with significant implications for various industries and aspects of our lives. Recent news highlights the growing adoption of AI, its potential benefits, and the challenges it poses. In this news brief, we'll delve into the latest developments and trends in AI, from its use in creative industries to its impact on cybersecurity and the job market.
Researchers Surprised to Find Less-Educated Areas Adopting AI Writing Tools Faster
Stanford researchers analyzed 305 million texts, revealing AI-writing trends. The study found that AI language models now assist in writing up to a quarter of professional communications across sectors, with less-educated areas adopting AI writing tools faster. This contradicts typical technology adoption patterns where more educated populations adopt new tools fastest.
St. John Fisher Students Learning How to Use AI to Their Advantage
Students at St. John Fisher University are learning about artificial intelligence and how it's impacting the world around us. The university is hoping that as students grow their own skill set, they'll find out how this technology can be advantageous to them in their daily work and daily lives.
Why Artificial Intelligence Stocks Plunged Today
Shares of artificial intelligence (AI) and AI-adjacent stocks such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Arista Networks, and Vertiv Holdings were all down big on Monday, falling 4.7%, 8.3%, and 10.5%, respectively. The large decline is likely due to a mix of broader economic factors around tomorrow's tariffs and their effects, industry-specific news items, and perhaps some company-specific news in the case of TSMC.
Trellix’s David Graziano Talks Data Loss Prevention and AI-Driven Security
At the 2025 Zero Trust Summit, David Graziano, VP of Federal Civilian at Trellix, discussed the main challenges federal customers face in implementing zero-trust security, particularly the complexity of the data pillar. Trellix simplifies this through its Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution, which can be rolled out quickly.
Why an Oscars Win for Films Like 'The Brutalist' or 'Emilia Pérez' Could Accelerate AI's March on Hollywood
The Hollywood strikes of 2023 didn't stop AI's march on moviemaking. This Sunday's Oscars ceremony proves it. Several films that have been nominated at this year's Academy Awards used AI in some way. Whether they secure trophies at the Oscars could influence how Hollywood views AI moving forward.
Lenovo at MWC 2025: Expanding the Boundaries of AI-Powered Creativity, Productivity, and Innovation
Lenovo unveils its latest lineup of Yoga and IdeaPad AI PCs, innovative software, and groundbreaking proofs of concept, all designed to enhance creativity, productivity, and the user experience. Lenovo expands its AI portfolio with more Copilot+ AI PCs, NVIDIA GPU-powered performance, and energy-efficient designs.
UK Unions Call for Action to Protect Creative Industry Workers as AI Develops
UK unions call for action to protect creative industry workers as AI develops. The TUC said there was an urgent need to put in place "proper guardrails" for workers ranging from artists
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- Researchers surprised to find less-educated areas adopting AI writing tools faster
- St. John Fisher students learning how to use AI to their advantage
- Why Artificial Intelligence Stocks Taiwan Semiconductor, Arista Networks, and Vertiv Holdings All Plunged Today
- Trellix’s David Graziano talks data loss prevention and AI-driven security
- Why an Oscars win for films like 'The Brutalist' or 'Emilia Pérez' could accelerate AI's march on Hollywood
- Lenovo™ at MWC 2025: Expanding the Boundaries of AI-Powered Creativity, Productivity, and Innovation
- UK unions call for action to protect creative industry workers as AI develops
- ‘The Brutalist’ Producer D.J. Gugenheim On Brady Corbet Pay & How Use Of A.I. In Pic Didn’t Take Away A Job
- Bad AI, good AI: harnessing AI for a stronger security posture
- AI dominates Gartner's top cyber security trends for 2025