Category: Unite.AI

Have you ever spent hours sorting through messy spreadsheets or digging through emails just to collect information? Whether you’re running a business, planning an event, or gathering customer feedback, the way you collect and manage information can make or break your success. I recently came across Jotform, a powerful, user-friendly form builder that over 10

AI-driven solutions are rapidly being adopted across diverse industries, services, and products every day. However, their effectiveness depends entirely on the quality of the data they are trained on – an aspect often misunderstood or overlooked in the dataset creation process. As data protection authorities increase scrutiny on how AI technologies align with privacy and

The cybersecurity industry is undergoing a massive transformation as Sola Security launches from stealth with a $30 million seed round to redefine how organizations build and deploy security tools. Led by S Capital and renowned venture capitalist Mike Moritz, with additional backing from S32 , Glilot Capital Partners, and prominent angel investors, Sola Security aims

When OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy coined the term “vibe coding” last week, he captured an inflection point: developers are increasingly entrusting generative AI to draft code while they focus on high-level guidance and “barely even touch the keyboard.” Foundational LLM platforms – GitHub Copilot, DeepSeek, OpenAI – are reshaping software development, with Cursor recently becoming

The video/image synthesis research sector regularly outputs video-editing* architectures, and over the last nine months, outings of this nature have become even more frequent. That said, most of them represent only incremental advances on the state of the art, since the core challenges are substantial. However, a new collaboration between China and Japan this week

We’re witnessing a continued expansion of artificial intelligence as it expands from cloud to edge computing environments. With the global edge computing market projected to reach $350 billion in 2027, organizations are rapidly transitioning from focusing on model training to solving the complex challenges of deployment. This shift toward edge computing, federated learning, and distributed

Emma Zaballos is an avid threat researcher who is passionate about understanding and combatting cybercrime threats. Emma enjoys monitoring dark web marketplaces, profiling ransomware gangs, and using intelligence for understanding cybercrime. CyCognito, founded by veterans of national intelligence agencies, specializes in cybersecurity by identifying potential attack vectors from an external perspective. The company provides organizations

Even in a rapidly evolving sector such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), the emergence of DeepSeek has sent shock waves, compelling business leaders to reassess their AI strategies. DeepSeek’s arrival has intensified discussions in boardrooms and government institutions, challenging assumptions about the technology’s trajectory and implications. However, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: advanced models like

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently sparked debate by suggesting that advanced AI models are on the path to commoditization. On a podcast, Nadella observed that foundational models are becoming increasingly similar and widely available, to the point where “models by themselves are not sufficient” for a lasting competitive edge. He pointed out that OpenAI –

For years, search engines and databases relied on essential keyword matching, often leading to fragmented and context-lacking results. The introduction of generative AI and the emergence of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) have transformed traditional information retrieval, enabling AI to extract relevant data from vast sources and generate structured, coherent responses. This development has improved accuracy, reduced