Wang Yu-Hsuan

Predicting Shock Waves with AI Introduction Predicting shock waves is a crucial task in several high-stakes fields including aerospace engineering, automotive...

AI in Performing Arts Introduction Picture this: a stage where a symphony of pixels dances alongside prima ballerinas, where playwrights seamlessly...

BBC reportedly threatens BBC Perplexity lawsuit over AI scraping news content. Raises major AI copyright & revenue concerns for publishers.

AI celebrity twins are becoming a thing, and Suzanne Somers is reportedly the latest to get the digital treatment. But this isn't just a deepfake – it's an interactive AI based on her Chrissy Snow persona! Explore the tech behind this "digital ghost," the ethical minefield it opens, and whether this is the future of grief or just plain weird.

Forget chatbots, China's cooked up something called 'Manus' – an "AI agent" that Bloomberg's seen in action. Early reports suggest it's not just answering questions, but actually *doing* things: booking flights, managing schedules, even making decisions. Is this the grown-up digital assistant we've been promised, or just another demo? We explore the hype, the potential, and the big questions 'Manus' raises about our AI future.