Category: Unite.AI

Founded in 2021, XPANCEO has emerged as a pioneer in reimagining how we interact with technology. Unlike companies developing the next generation of smartphones or laptops, XPANCEO is taking a fundamentally different approach: computing that sits directly on your eye. At Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, the deep tech company unveiled multiple prototypes that demonstrate

Denis Ignatovich, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Imandra, has over a decade of experience in trading, risk management, quantitative modeling, and complex trading system design. Before founding Imandra, he led the central risk trading desk at Deutsche Bank London, where he recognized the critical role AI can play in the financial sector. His insights during this

In our professional practice, we have encountered two polarized opinions about AI and its impact on job roles and business models. One side is concerned about unemployment rates spiking and artificial intelligence taking over, while the other believes that AI won’t bring any significant changes and will end up being a bubble. As 64% of

Needle, an AI-powered search and agent development platform, has successfully raised $2.2 million in seed funding to accelerate its mission of unlocking the full potential of AI for businesses. The round was led by 468 Capital and Presight Capital, both well-known for their investments in enterprise software and deep tech. The funding will be used

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with large-scale models reaching new levels of intelligence and capability. From early neural networks to today’s advanced architectures like GPT-4, LLaMA, and other Large Language Models (LLMs), AI is transforming our interaction with technology. These models can process vast amounts of data, generate human-like text, assist

Artificial intelligence has made remarkable strides in recent years, with large language models (LLMs) leading in natural language understanding, reasoning, and creative expression. Yet, despite their capabilities, these models still depend entirely on external feedback to improve. Unlike humans, who learn by reflecting on their experiences, recognizing mistakes, and adjusting their approach, LLMs lack an

The privacy risks posed by generative AI are very real. From increased surveillance and exposure to more effective phishing and vishing campaigns than ever, generative AI erodes privacy en masse, indiscriminately, while providing bad actors, whether criminal, state-sponsored or government, with the tools they need to target individuals and groups. The clearest solution to this

In the shadowy world of international espionage and digital surveillance, few names evoke as much controversy as Israel’s NSO Group and its infamous Pegasus spyware. As Ghana joins the ranks of African nations that have acquired this powerful tool, questions arise about the implications for privacy, democracy, and Israel’s role in shaping the continent’s digital

Artificial intelligence is making waves across industries, but its impact is higher in some sectors than others. Medicine and other sciences stand to gain much from this technology, thanks to their data-heavy work and demand for speed and accuracy. In these fields, gene editing is a particularly promising use case for AI. The practice of

Imagine having a personal assistant that not only understands your deepest questions but can also break down complex ideas with near-human reasoning. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, it’s not. Meet Grok 3, xAI‘s latest and most powerful AI model that’s designed to significantly advance AI capabilities. Built on a supercomputer called “Colossus” with 200,000