Sascha Brodsky

What started as a conversation on the beach between two scientists led to the “Nobel Prize in computing“ decades later. More on Charles Bennet, co-recipient of the 2025 Turing Award.

IBM researchers have spent years building AI systems that simulate physical reality rather than just describing it. Now, some of the biggest names in the field are betting billions that they were onto something.

Gilles Brassard, co-recipient of the 2025 Turing Award, spent forty years warning the world that its secrets could be stolen.

Artificial intelligence is spreading through the workplace in a steady climb rather than a sudden leap, according to new research from MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

In the lobby of Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art, just past the entrance on West Fifty-Third Street, a large screen mounted on the wall glowed in shifting fields of green, pink and blue.

A new AI model from Anthropic is rewriting assumptions about what artificial intelligence can do, exposing vulnerabilities that have been hiding in

A desk robot with blinking eyes and a projector arm wants a seat in your office.

IBM researcher Kaoutar El Maghraoui uses a rotating cast of AI assistants to work through research papers, compiler stacks, codebases and debugging sessions.

IBM has joined the Project Glasswing initiative securing critical software infrastructure as AI attacks accelerate.

Artificial intelligence companies spend vast sums of money training machines to predict the next word, but neuroscientists now say the human brain may save enormous amounts of energy by knowing when not to bother.