Innovation

China Calls for Global AI Governance Body at Shanghai Summit China has formally proposed the creation of a global governing body to oversee the development and regulation of artificial intelligence, calling for a unified framework under the leadership of the United Nations. The proposal was made during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) held in Shanghai, which brought together policymakers, industry leaders, and researchers from around the world. Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the urgent need for international cooperation to ensure the safe, ethical, and inclusive development of AI technologies. In his keynote address, he stated that AI has reached a critical inflection point, where global collaboration is essential to prevent misuse, mitigate bias, and ensure access for developing nations. He urged countries to work together to develop common standards, safeguards, and open mechanisms for innovation. China’s proposal centers on establishing a formal international...

AI Gets More Autonomous: Next-Gen Systems Take Over Complex Workflows  Artificial Intelligence (AI) is entering a new era—one where machines not only process instructions, but also initiate, adapt, and complete complex tasks with minimal human input . At the forefront of this evolution is a growing class of systems referred to as “agentic AI” —autonomous software agents capable of managing workflows, learning from their environment, and adjusting their decisions in real time. The shift was highlighted at the AWS Summit in New York this month, where Amazon showcased new developments in agentic AI across its cloud infrastructure. The tools on display are designed to automate multi-step business processes such as financial reconciliations, compliance documentation, and even decision-making for logistics and resource planning. This marks a major departure from earlier forms of AI that primarily relied on human prompts and static datasets. Unlike traditional automation bots or chat-...

Intel Launches RealSense AI & Robotics Arm to Accelerate Automation Innovation Intel has officially launched RealSense AI , a new subsidiary dedicated to advancing robotics, computer vision, and intelligent automation. The move represents Intel’s strategic push into high-growth sectors where artificial intelligence and machine perception are redefining how machines interact with the physical world. Backed by a $50 million Series A funding round led by Intel Capital and the MediaTek Innovation Fund, RealSense AI will focus on developing smart robotics systems for industries such as logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail. “The timing is now,” said Nadav Orbach , CEO of RealSense AI. “We’re combining Intel’s legacy in silicon innovation with breakthroughs in machine learning and autonomous systems. Our goal is to make automation more intelligent, efficient, and adaptable to human environments.” Focus Areas of RealSense AI The RealSense AI team will develop: AI-powere...

3D-Printed Rocket Engines Revolutionize Space Launch Industry The space industry is witnessing a technological leap forward with the growing adoption of 3D-printed rocket engines , a trend that promises to reshape the economics and speed of satellite launches. Once considered experimental, additive manufacturing—commonly known as 3D printing—has rapidly advanced to become a core method for producing high-performance components for space propulsion systems. Companies such as Rocket Lab , Relativity Space , Ursa Major , and ArianeGroup are now using 3D printing to develop entire engines or critical components, reducing production timelines from months to mere weeks. Efficiency and Innovation Unlike traditional machining, 3D printing allows for complex geometries, fewer parts, and lighter weight designs—all of which are critical in rocket engineering. More importantly, it dramatically cuts down lead times and material waste. Relativity Space’s Terran 1 rocket, launched earlier this ...