AI software
Coverage of AI software in the Nexus archive.
- Palantir forecasts greater demand from US groups for its AI software
Palantir forecasts increased demand from US groups for its AI software. The company's second-quarter results showed a 23% rise in US sales.
- Franklin Templeton Says Agentic AI Is Crypto's 'Killer Use Case'
Franklin Templeton argues that agentic AI, which can autonomously pay for goods and services, requires blockchain infrastructure to function effectively. The asset manager notes that most investors are not currently prepared for this development.
- Nvidia's Huang calls black market data centers made of smuggled parts a 'dead end'
Nvidia's Huang criticizes black market data centers built with smuggled parts as a 'dead end'. Washington regulators and the Trump administration express concerns about China accessing advanced AI software and hardware.
- Honolulu Building Permits Moving Faster For Homes, Slower For Businesses
Honolulu building permits are processing faster for homes and slower for businesses. The city plans to expand AI software use after it showed promise in prescreening applications.
- VCs can't get enough of legal startups. Andreessen Horowitz just invested in one taking work from patent lawyers.
Fearn Fearn, a legal startup developing AI tools for patent drafting, raised $5.5 million in seed funding led by Andreessen Horowitz and Kindred Ventures. The startup aims to enable inventors to create patent drafts independently, targeting a shift in legal tech from serving law firms to empowering companies to handle more legal work in-house.
- Police chief is suspended after AI software finds 'sexual content' on his work phone
A police chief was suspended after AI software detected 'sexual content' on his work phone. The incident highlights the use of AI in monitoring workplace compliance and potential privacy concerns.