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Physical AI is having its moment–and everyone wants a piece of it

There is a particular kind of momentum in the technology industry that announces itself not through a single breakthrough, but through the simultaneous convergence of many. Physical AI is having that moment right now–and paying attention to where it is coming from, and why, tells you more than any single product launch can. The term […]

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Physical Intelligence Team Unveils MEM for Robots: A Multi-Scale Memory System Giving Gemma 3-4B VLAs 15-Minute Context for Complex Tasks

Current end-to-end robotic policies, specifically Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models, typically operate on a single observation or a very short history. This ‘lack of memory’ makes long-horizon tasks, such as cleaning a kitchen or following a complex recipe, computationally intractable or prone to failure. To address this, researchers from Physical Intelligence, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and MIT have […]

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Inside the secret meeting that led to the AI political resistance

In early January, a group of 90 or so political, community and thought leaders gathered in a New Orleans Marriott for a secret conference on artificial intelligence – so secret, in fact, that no one knew who else had been invited until they walked into the room. Church leaders and conservative academics were sitting next […]

Why AI startups are selling the same equity at two different prices

Some AI founders are using a novel valuation mechanism to manufacture unicorn status.

Who needs data centers in space when they can float offshore?

Offshore wind developer Aikido will deploy a small data center beneath a floating offshore wind turbine later this year.

Wanted: private equity buyers for unloved online marketplaces

Smarter operators in a depressed and AI-disrupted sector can still find an edge

Money laundering controls in professional services ‘perform poorly’, says UK watchdog

New AI assessment systems fail to identify risks, warns Financial Conduct Authority

How AI fakes are turning satellite images into war misinformation

Modified images of strikes circulate as fighting intensifies across the Middle East

Massive AI Deals Drive $189B Startup Funding Record In February While Public Software Stocks Reel

Crunchbase data shows global venture investment totaled $189 billion in February — the largest startup funding month on record — although 83% of capital raised went to just three companies.

The five 2026 HR tech acquisitions that put HR buyers in a strong position

The first two months of 2026 have seen five acquisitions in the HR tech space. UNLEASH spoke with industry analyst Josh Bersin, as well as executives from the five acquiring companies, to find out what this means for the sector, and specifically HR tech buyers.

Google, Meta, Amazon: The companies making AI use a job requirement

Tech giants are now tying AI use to performance reviews. Here’s food for thought before the trend goes mainstream.

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Knowing your ABCs: What new state laws really mean for your workforce

Instead of waiting for federal policy changes that shift with each administration, states implement their own workforce protection measures.

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HR can’t fix the economy. It can fix employee compensation

New data links last year’s record corporate earnings and stagnant employee compensation to rising worker anxiety.

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The superworker org: Why HR must redesign work, not just adopt AI

LinkedIn Talent Connect Asia-Pacific 2026 challenged HR leaders to turn AI ambition into enterprise-wide transformation and measurable impact.

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Data fragmentation: Why 66% of HR pros have made an ‘educated guess’

Fragmented data between HR and finance functions poses a significant risk to HR’s ability to strategically influence business outcomes, new research finds.

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AI Goes Enterprise: What HR Leaders Need to Know

Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 11:00 am ET

Join this webcast for an actionable roadmap on using AI in HR, powering innovation, talent density, and sustainable performance.

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Physical AI adoption boosts customer service ROI

The adoption of physical AI drives ROI in frontline customer service by merging digital intelligence with human-like physical interaction. As businesses navigate shrinking labour pools, they are finding that simply automating routine workflows is no longer enough. A new partnership between KDDI and AVITA demonstrates how companies can address complex operational gaps through humanoid deployment. […]

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The integration of AI in modern forex automation

Try to think of just one area where artificial intelligence is not leaving a mark, and you’ll realise there’s almost none. And in the forex world, things have not been any different. It’s a big part of why Fortune Business Insights values the global AI market size at $375.93 billion. Looking ahead, the sector could […]

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Best AI security solutions 2026: Top enterprise platforms compared

Artificial intelligence is no longer just powering defensive cybersecurity tools, it is reshaping the entire threat landscape. AI is accelerating reconnaissance, improving the realism of phishing, automating malware mutation, and enabling adaptive attack techniques. At the same time, enterprises are embedding AI agents, copilots, and generative AI tools into everyday workflows. That dual dynamic has […]

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Google Drops Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite: A Cost-efficient Powerhouse with Adjustable Thinking Levels Designed for High-Scale Production AI

Google has released Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, the most cost-efficient entry in the Gemini 3 model series. Designed for ‘intelligence at scale,’ this model is optimized for high-volume tasks where low latency and cost-per-token are the primary engineering constraints. It is currently available in Public Preview via the Gemini API (Google AI Studio) and Vertex AI. […]

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How to Build a Stable and Efficient QLoRA Fine-Tuning Pipeline Using Unsloth for Large Language Models

In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to efficiently fine-tune a large language model using Unsloth and QLoRA. We focus on building a stable, end-to-end supervised fine-tuning pipeline that handles common Colab issues such as GPU detection failures, runtime crashes, and library incompatibilities. By carefully controlling the environment, model configuration, and training loop, we show how […]

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Meet SymTorch: A PyTorch Library that Translates Deep Learning Models into Human-Readable Equations

Can symbolic regression be the key to transforming opaque deep learning models into interpretable, closed-form mathematical equations? or Say you have trained your deep learning model. It works. But do you know what it has actually learned? A team of University of Cambridge researchers propose ‘SymTorch’, a library designed to integrate symbolic regression (SR) into […]

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GPT-5.3 Instant: Smoother, more useful everyday conversations

Why is SpaceX going public?

I am excited about the SpaceX IPO for all the reasons investors shouldn’t be. Maybe it’ll be a real marquee moment for Silicon Valley, but I see the potential for a shitshow. After all, more than a decade ago, Musk said that SpaceX going public before going to Mars would be bad for the company. […]

Xiaomi, unlike Google and Samsung, thinks camera hardware comes first

When it launched the 17 and 17 Ultra in Europe on Saturday, Xiaomi bucked an industry trend: it didn’t really talk about AI all that much. And it really didn’t talk about AI when it showed off the two phones’ cameras, including a special edition 17 Ultra co-created with Leica. According to Angus Ng, the […]

How the experts figure out what’s real in the age of deepfakes

In the days that followed the US and Israel’s joint military strike on Iran on Saturday, floods of images and videos that supposedly document the war have appeared online. Some are old or depict unrelated conflicts, are made or manipulated with AI, and in some cases, are actually taken from military-themed video games like War […]

Google’s latest Pixel drop allows Gemini to order groceries for you and more

Google is adding several new features to Pixel phones with its latest March update, including the ability for its Gemini AI assistant to do things for you, like order groceries or book a ride. This feature, which was first shown off during Samsung’s Unpacked event last week, is rolling out now to the Pixel 10, […]

X says it will suspend creators from revenue-sharing program for unlabeled AI posts of ‘armed conflict’

Creators who break the rules will get a three-month suspension, and if they continue to violate the policy, they’ll be permanently banned.

Claude Code rolls out a voice mode capability

Anthropic is stepping up its game in the AI coding space with the rollout of Voice Mode in Claude Code.

ChatGPT’s new GPT-5.3 Instant model will stop telling you to calm down

The company says the new model will reduce the “cringe” that’s been annoying its users for months.

AI companies are spending millions to thwart this former tech exec’s congressional bid

A tech billionaire-backed super PAC is spending $125 million to undercut candidates pushing for AI regulation. New York’s Alex Bores, a former tech executive himself, is one of them.

Alibaba’s Qwen tech lead steps down after major AI push

Reactions rippled through Alibaba’s Qwen team after tech lead Junyang Lin stepped down following a major model launch.

OpenAI makes changes to ‘opportunistic and sloppy’ Pentagon deal

Sam Altman says company is working with defence department on provisions covering mass surveillance

Phillips 66 Chief Learning Officer: Always align learning strategy with business goals

Talent development must act in service to the business if learning investments are to enable growth. That’s the topline takeaway from an exclusive interview with Phil Rhodes, Chief Learning Officer at Phillips 66, who will be taking to the stage at UNLEASH America 2026 to share more insights into learning decision-making.

AI-Native networks are no longer a 6G promise–MWC 2026 just proved it

AI-native networks have been a recurring talking point at Mobile World Congress for years. What made MWC 2026 in Barcelona different was the evidence. A cascade of announcements from the world’s biggest telecom vendors, chipmakers, and operators didn’t just reiterate the vision for AI-RAN–they delivered field trial results, commercial product launches, open-source toolkits, and a […]

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