AI Trends & News

AI infrastructure is replacing traditional software models as systems move from user-triggered tools to continuous, real-time operations. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). AI is no longer just a tool people use occasionally. It is increasingly becoming part of systems that operate continuously in the background, shaping decisions as they happen. As a result, the gap between […]

AI infrastructure operates in the background, enabling systems to run continuously and respond in real time. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). What is AI infrastructure? It is the system that allows artificial intelligence to run continuously in the real world. AI infrastructure is becoming a central part of how artificial intelligence actually works in the real

AI is increasingly embedded into systems, shaping how future operations and decisions are made. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). AI infrastructure is becoming a central theme in how artificial intelligence is evolving. Recent predictions from Gartner suggest a shift in how artificial intelligence is being adopted across industries. Rather than remaining as standalone tools or features,

Detection systems are increasingly challenged by the scale and speed of AI-generated activity. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). AI fraud detection is becoming more difficult as AI-generated activity increases across industries. From financial scams using deepfake voices to large-scale manipulation of digital platforms, such as recent cases of AI-driven music streaming fraud, recent cases show that

AI-generated music and automated bot streams can manipulate digital platforms at scale. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). AI music fraud has emerged as a new form of digital manipulation, as a US man pleaded guilty to using AI-generated songs and bot streams to exploit music platforms. The Guardian reports that a US man pleaded guilty to

Delivery robots navigating real-world environments using visual data rather than relying only on GPS. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). Robot navigation is improving through human-generated data, as shown in how Pokémon Go data is now used to train delivery robots. MIT Technology Review reports that data collected through Pokémon Go is now being used to improve

AI assisting with specific work tasks inside a job, rather than replacing the role itself. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). Jobs most exposed to AI are concentrated in specific roles, according to the Anthropic AI labor report. The report identifies specific jobs where AI is already being used in real work, rather than estimating what it

AI is increasingly used within individual tasks, but most workflows have not yet integrated it fully. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). The Anthropic AI labor report shows that AI is being applied to individual tasks within jobs rather than replacing entire roles. As explored in our previous analysis of the Anthropic AI labor report, this shift

AI is increasingly used within individual tasks, but most workflows have not yet integrated it fully. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated). The Anthropic AI labor report measures how AI is actually used in real work—and finds that most tasks AI can perform are not being used in practice. The report combines two layers. First, it uses

Conceptual illustration of a child interacting with an AI-powered toy designed for conversation. Image credit: KorishTech (AI-generated illustration). AI toys for children are beginning to enter children’s bedrooms and playrooms, but researchers are warning that the technology may not yet understand how young children communicate emotionally. A year-long observational study conducted by researchers at the