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The Newsweek AI Impact Awards (the "AI Impact Awards") honor organizations that leverage AI technology to address critical business challenges across various industries. These awards highlight innovations that significantly enhance capabilities and demonstrate measurable impacts on business operations.

The Newsweek AI Impact Awards (the "AI Impact Awards") honor organizations that leverage AI technology to address critical business challenges across various industries. These awards highlight innovations that significantly enhance capabilities and demonstrate measurable impacts on business operations.

Senator Ron Wyden scribed a letter accusing major phone carriers including AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile of "failing" to address surveillance issues.

How GenAI could rebuild entertaiment's hollowed-out center with creator-driven content that combines Hollywood production values with social media authenticity

Media analyst Doug Shapiro explains how generative AI is transforming entertainment economics and redefining what "quality" means to consumers.

Here Technologies, the world's leading digital map provider, is adapting its 40-year old service for a new age.

Newsweek connected with 10 agentic AI developers to learn how the tech is changing health care.

Meet Zo: the AI agent who vows not to put you on a brief hold.

Sunreef Yachts founder Francis Lapp dreamed up a solar cell solution for the company's products.

An academic underachiever who became CEO, Kumar draws on his nuclear science background to bet $1 billion on an AI transformation.

After Grammarly announced plans to acquire Coda this past December, the former YouTube CTO, who started Coda in 2019, is taking over the combined company.

Electric Era debuts new, proprietary fast-charging technology that uses artificial intelligence to enhance the electric vehicle charging experience.

Hospitals are developing their own AI tools. While some leaders welcome the help, others fear it's just a Band-Aid for a broken system.

"We definitely need to provide more comprehensive solutions than just saying, 'lift or run,'" Eswar Veluri, the CTO for Equinox, told Newsweek.

DolphinGemma is designed to recognize sequences and predict likely responses.

The Newsweek AI Impact series interviewees share a level of coherence and alignment among their views.

During Newsweek webinar, Theresa Lanowitz, chief evangelist at LevelBlue, says that lack of communication is "significantly impacting health care organizations"

"You're going to see small teams doing amazing things over the next few years," Secret Level CEO Eric Shamlin said.

"Health care should be the same regardless of whether you're rich or poor," one of the study's co-authors told Newsweek.

Health care organizations may be unknowingly running dozens of AI applications, according to exclusive data Newsweek obtained from Prompt Security.

The U.S. faces a physician shortage as more providers reach retirement age. Here's why health care struggles to retain experienced docs—and recruit new ones.

Yann LeCun, Meta's chief AI scientist and one of the pioneers of artificial intelligence, believes LLMs will be largely obsolete within five years.

Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta, believes LLMs are doomed due to their inability to represent the high-dimensional spaces that characterize our world

Texas' Lumin Fitness hopes its AI coaches and movement-tracking system can get more people exercising, co-founder Omeed Shams told Newsweek.

Artificial intelligence is helping BMW Designworks see the future before it happens.

The AI-powered platform enhancements are aimed at supporting employee requests, coaching and career guidance, and workforce planning.

Survey data from Asana suggests employees remain skeptical on the value of AI tools and believe that such tools do not help with collaboration.

A combination approach to studying safety is part of Volvo's overall initiative to have its vehicles involved in zero auto accidents.

On April 10, Newsweek is convening a virtual panel to discuss cybersecurity imperatives for the health care industry.

The data centers driving AI use massive amounts of electricity. But a new partnership among power companies aims to use AI for a cleaner, more reliable grid.

Health system executives aren't aligned on their GenAI strategies, according to a new report.

"It's a behavior change because there's actually nothing to learn," Conor Grennan said. "It's hard because your brain doesn't see it as a human."

Savvy Gen Zers are utilizing AI agents like ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Bagoodex when shopping for new cars.

Billions of clinical insights—once buried in an unusable format—may now be used to train large language models and inform clinical research studies.

HR technology company Phenom's new AI agents were designed in consideration of how roles can be different across various organizations.

Despite the current uncertainty and concerns about AI, we are undoubtedly on a path to create and leverage AI systems in nearly every domain of human existence.

In the health care industry, AI is evolving at lightning speed—and health systems aren't confident that they can keep up.

Prudential Financial's Lauren Clement wonders if new breakthroughs in AI could completely disrupt how the industry has long relied upon artificial intelligence.

The Ohio-based professional basketball franchise is a technology leader in the sports industry.

How did Suki become a dominating force in health care AI? Newsweek connected with its CEO to find out.

The most prominent cases of machine-learning and GenAI in HR appear to be focused around candidate identification and selection.

AI-enabled technology, fast charging capability and advanced driving-assistance technology move the brand into the future.

Automakers are testing their latest models in the extreme conditions of northern Sweden after working in labs.

While the broader tech field has a gender representation gap, particularly in key roles, AI may exacerbate that inequality.

The need for state-of-the-art communication networks in space is even more pressing than the need on Earth.

Automakers are employing artificial intelligence to learn driver and pedestrian behavior.

The Coalition for Health AI is launching a new registry for model cards, or AI "nutrition labels," from across the industry.

The fast-casual restaurant chain developed an AI recruiting agent to help prepare for its busiest time of the year.

Dotdash Meredith's chief innovation officer said with more machine-generated "average" content, the premium on human-written content "is going to go up."

AI having the ability to complete programming tasks suggests new ways for thinking about how our economy will work.

Six principles for thinking about AI from the robotics pioneer behind the Roomba and former head of the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab.

The pioneering roboticist shares, in the first of Newsweek's AI Impact interview series, what 50 years of experience has taught him about AI hype cycles

Supporting surgeons' memories, reducing MRI claustrophobia and detecting polio from a picture: Here are the AI applications you probably haven't heard of.

A pair of ambient scribes will translate therapy sessions into clinical notes and after-visit summaries, Grow Therapy's CEO told Newsweek.

The car-buying process is evolving with AI, even as automakers pull back on digital experiences.

"We sometimes say that email is the biggest problem hiding in plain sight," a tech CEO told Newsweek, explaining how AI can help workplaces be more productive.

Health systems can't afford to skip out on generative AI—or to ignore its legal implications, according to Dr. Danny Tobey, who defends such cases in court.

Companies and consumers adopting AI software can now see how the AI models rate for energy efficiency, a potential breakthrough in making AI more sustainable.

"To become known for experiments that are scaling and creating real value for the business, that is something we are proud of," one brand officer told Newsweek.