Building trust through responsible AI
AI is opening up new opportunities across many industries, but it also brings risks related to bias, data privacy, security, human rights and environmental impact. Salesforce, along with UL Solutions and DNV, is taking different approaches to address these challenges.
Why Artificial Intelligence shows bias
AI systems are trained on human data and built on human assumptions. As a result, they exhibit predictable and systematic biases when evaluating people. These systems don’t truly “understand” individuals.
Opportunities and risks of OpenClaw
A new personal AI assistant called OpenClaw, formerly known as Moltbot or Clawdbot, has gone viral. The reason for this is that it can autonomously perform tasks in email, messaging, and stock trading apps with minimal user intervention.
Seedream 4.0 takes AI image realism to the next level
ByteDance has introduced Seedream 4.0, an AI image generation model that many are calling “terrifyingly good.” According to benchmarks by Artificial Analysis, it outperforms Google’s “Nano Banana” (Gemini 2.5 Flash) in both image creation and editing.
AI needs rules, not just speed
Suvianna Grecu, founder of the AI for Change Foundation, warns that the rushed deployment of AI without clear rules could lead to a global “trust crisis.” The real issue isn’t the technology itself, but the lack of responsibility and ethical oversight.
AI and Science: Understanding animals
The new Jeremy Coller Centre for Animal Sentience at the LSE will study animal consciousness and explore how AI can help humans better understand their pets. With a £4 million budget, the interdisciplinary centre will examine a wide range of animal species and promote the ethical use of AI.
Runway launches AI platform for gaming
Runway, known for its AI tools in the film industry, is now entering the gaming world with its new platform Game Worlds. The tool lets users create interactive, text-based games using AI-generated text and images.
How AI is redefining business and leadership
At the 2025 Annual Meeting of the New Champions, industry leaders discussed how artificial intelligence is transforming the business world. AI agents are now working side by side with humans, which means leaders need new skills to manage both effectively.