SOCRadar Supercharges MSSPs with Free AI Training and Multi-Tenant Intelligent Automation

SOCRadar Supercharges MSSPs with Free AI Training and Multi-Tenant Intelligent Automation In an era where intelligent automation is reshaping industries, SOCRadar is elevating Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) with a groundbreaking program that merges AI-driven efficiency with scalable cybersecurity solutions. The latest update to its MSSP initiative centers on free AI Agent and Automation Training, empowering partners to streamline threat management workflows, expand services across clients, and deliver rapid incident response—all without overhauling existing technology stacks. Designed for a world where automation equipment and AI are pivotal to operational resilience, this initiative bridges the gap between cutting-edge cybersecurity and practical, tenant-focused security strategies. Democratizing AI for Cybersecurity Operations SOCRadar’s platform-agnostic training equips MSSPs to leverage […]
New Study Decodes AI’s True Potential and Job Disruption Risks in the Age of Intelligent Automation

New Study Decodes AI’s True Potential and Job Disruption Risks in the Age of Intelligent Automation In an era where intelligent automation and industrial automation are reshaping industries, businesses and policymakers have long navigated AI’s impact with little more than vague hype as a guide. Tech firms have touted narrow AI “breakthroughs” like a compass pointing only to “somewhere north,” leaving leaders grappling to translate superhuman task claims into tangible strategies for adopting automation equipment or future-proofing workforces. Enter the OECD’s new AI Capability Indicators—a landmark framework that finally replaces guesswork with a GPS-like system for understanding AI’s real-world capabilities relative to human skills. From Hype to Clarity: A Standardized Lens for AI Assessment The OECD’s framework […]
Epson Pioneers Collaborative Robotics: Merging Precision with Intelligent Automation

Epson Pioneers Collaborative Robotics: Merging Precision with Intelligent Automation TOKYO, Japan—Seiko Epson Corporation (“Epson”) is set to redefine industrial collaboration with its first-ever collaborative robot, scheduled for launch in 2025. Built on the pillars of intelligent automation and four decades of robotics expertise, this solution aims to address labor shortages and precision demands across manufacturing, logistics, and the highly regulated life sciences and pharmaceutical sectors. By combining Epson’s legacy in industrial automation with cutting-edge design, the robot embodies the company’s vision of versatile, task-specific automation equipment that adapts to evolving industry needs. Initial deployments in Japan and Europe will pave the way for a global rollout, signaling a new era of human-robot collaboration. Bridging Labor Gaps […]
Smart Selling in the Era of Intelligent Automation: How Data and AI Are Reshaping Manufacturing Sales

Smart Selling in the Era of Intelligent Automation: How Data and AI Are Reshaping Manufacturing Salesd In an era dominated by intelligent automation and industrial automation, manufacturing sales is undergoing a profound transformation. While traditional sales strategies have long relied on experience, relationships, and intuition, today’s tech-driven landscape demands a more data-centric approach. Forward-thinking manufacturers are increasingly turning to business intelligence (BI) and artificial intelligence (AI) to not only streamline operations but also to create predictive, customer-centric sales strategies. By integrating these tools with automation equipment and advanced analytics, companies can elevate their sales processes from reactive to proactive, ensuring they stay ahead in a competitive market. Laying the Foundation with BI: Data as the […]
Will AI Wipe Out the First Rung of the Career Ladder?

Will AI Wipe Out the First Rung of the Career Ladder? Welcome to TechScape, where the collision of technology and labor markets takes center stage. This week, we’re diving into a pressing question: As generative AI reshapes industries, will it dismantle the first rung of the career ladder for young professionals? From journalism to software engineering, executives and analysts warn of a seismic shift in entry-level roles—but the story is more complex than outright elimination. The Grim Prognosis: AI’s Threat to Entry-Level Jobs Generative AI has sparked a wave of anxiety about the future of work, particularly for those just starting their careers. Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, shocked audiences […]
UConn Leads the Charge in Decentralized AI Education: Pioneering Experiential Learning for the Future

UConn Leads the Charge in Decentralized AI Education: Pioneering Experiential Learning for the Future The University of Connecticut (UConn) is making waves in the tech education landscape by becoming one of the first academic institutions to offer hands-on experiential learning in decentralized artificial intelligence (deAI). Through its partnership with Yuma, a Stamford-based DCG company and core member of the Bittensor network, UConn is empowering students to explore the frontiers of deAI—a field that promises to democratize AI innovation by distributing computational power and decision-making across networks rather than centralizing them in corporate hands. For graduate student Dmitrii Tuzov ’26 MS, the opportunity to join the “BittBridge” project was a career-defining moment. […]
Revolutionizing Dentistry: VA’s AI Training Series Shapes the Future of Dental Care

Revolutionizing Dentistry: VA’s AI Training Series Shapes the Future of Dental Care The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is leading a paradigm shift in dental healthcare with its groundbreaking “Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry” training series. Launched in collaboration with SimLEARN, ILEAD, and the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, this free, accredited program equips dental professionals with the knowledge to leverage AI for improved diagnostics, patient care, and ethical innovation. Available on the Talent Management System (TMS) for VA staff and TRAIN for the public, the series emerges from the success of the VA’s International Virtual Symposium on AI in Dentistry, which drew global participation and unanimous praise for […]
What Isaac Asimov Reveals About Living with A.I.

What Isaac Asimov Reveals About Living with A.I. In Isaac Asimov’s 1950 classic I, Robot, the Three Laws of Robotics—hardwired imperatives to protect humans, obey orders, and preserve themselves—frame artificial intelligence as both a tool and a moral puzzle. Nearly three quarters of a century later, Asimov’s fictional safeguards feel prescient. As modern chatbots like Claude Opus 4 and GPT-4 grapple with ethical ambiguities—from blackmailing engineers to spouting profanity—Asimov’s work raises a timely question: Can we program morality into AI, or are we destined to navigate its quirks and risks much like his fictional characters? The Fantasy and Reality of AI Ethics Asimov’s 1940 story “Strange Playfellow” introduced Robbie, a robotic […]
Redefining Robotics: High-Precision Autonomous Mobile Robots

Redefining Robotics: High-Precision Autonomous Mobile Robots Imagine a factory where robots move with the agility of human workers, dynamically adapting to obstacles while maintaining pinpoint precision in every motion. This is the reality pioneered by Agiliad and Lattice Semiconductor, whose collaboration has birthed a new era of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). Unlike generic solutions that compromise performance for convenience, this deep-tech AMR integrates Lattice’s Certus-NX FPGA for deterministic motion control and NVIDIA Jetson Orin for advanced ROS2-based navigation, creating a system that redefines what autonomous robots can achieve in industrial and research environments. The Intelligence Behind High-Precision Mobility At the core of this AMR lies a meticulously engineered architecture designed for low-latency, high-reliability operation: […]
One-shot learning-driven autonomous robotic assembly via human-robot symbiotic interaction

One-shot learning-driven autonomous robotic assembly via human-robot symbiotic interaction Abstract In the realm of multi-procedure robotic assembly, where robots must sequentially assemble components, traditional programming proves labor-intensive, and end-to-end learning struggles with vast task spaces. This paper introduces a one-shot learning-from-demonstration (LfD) framework leveraging third-person visual observations to minimize human intervention and enhance adaptability. We propose an object-centric representation to preprocess human assembly demonstrations via RGB-D cameras, a kinetic energy-based changepoint detection algorithm to segment procedures and decode human intent, and a demo-trajectory adaptation-enhanced dynamical movement primitive (DA-DMP) to improve motion skill generalization. Validated on a robotic assembly platform, the system achieves accurate sequence learning from a single demonstration, efficient motion planning, and a 93.3% success […]
Diabetes Management Reinvented: IBM and Roche Leverage AI for Predictive Care in the Era of Intelligent Automation

Diabetes Management Reinvented: IBM and Roche Leverage AI for Predictive Care in the Era of Intelligent Automation In a world increasingly shaped by intelligent automation, the healthcare sector is undergoing a transformative shift—and nowhere is this more evident than in diabetes management. IBM and Roche, two industry giants, are collaborating to replace the reactive grind of daily glucose monitoring with proactive, AI-driven predictions. Their joint innovation, the Accu-Chek SmartGuide Predict app, merges Roche’s medical expertise with IBM’s AI capabilities to create a “weather forecast for blood sugar,” offering users real-time insights into their glucose trends. This initiative not only addresses the challenges of 590 million diabetics worldwide but also exemplifies […]
Hyperwar, Artificial Intelligence, and Homo Sapiens: Rethinking Warfare’s Neuroanatomical Future in the Age of Intelligent Automation

Hyperwar, Artificial Intelligence, and Homo Sapiens: Rethinking Warfare’s Neuroanatomical Future in the Age of Intelligent Automation Napoleon famously declared that “an army marches on its stomach,” but the true engine of war has always been human cognition. From a 19th-century artillery officer calculating trajectories to a modern F-35 pilot interpreting data from helmet-mounted displays, warfare has relied on the prefrontal cortex’s decision-making machinery and parietal lobe’s data-processing capabilities. Yet, as intelligent automation and artificial intelligence (AI) reshape industries, they are also revolutionizing the neuroanatomy of war. For the first time, human cognitive functions may take a backseat to AI-driven systems, marking a paradigm shift toward “hyperwar”—a battlefield where machines dominate […]