AI at work in everyday banking
AI can help assess unusual payments, answer routine questions and extract document details. Its value depends on accuracy, useful support and clear responsibility.
Could AI help when your bus is late?
MIT is developing a public transit AI platform with $2.1 million from Google.org. The goal: help staff handle disruptions and inform passengers.
Swiss {ai} Weeks 2026 in Ticino: the future will not wait
On 3 October in Cadenazzo, explore AI, robotics, biotechnology and space, followed by audience questions and brunch. Free admission with registration.
AI can read the invoice. Who allows it to pay?
NVIDIA’s AI agent safety platform highlights a practical business question: what can AI access, what can it do, and when must a person approve?
Jev: can AI choose the next step in your workflow?
TypeSafe’s Jev brings structured AI decisions into software. Explore customer-request routing, confidence estimates and the limits of automation.
Meta Muse and AI glasses: your next wearable assistant
Meta is bringing Muse to AI glasses. Explore the potential for hands-free assistance, practical workplace uses and clear privacy boundaries.
This robot moves freight: Pony.ai’s autonomous electric truck
Pony.ai and GAC’s electric robotruck illustrates physical AI: sensing the road, planning movement and controlling a vehicle within defined limits.
Meta Muse: let AI handle the task, while you stay in control
Meta Muse brings personal AI agents into everyday tasks. A practical guide to delegation, permissions and knowing when an agent should ask first.
AI in manufacturing: investigate before judging performance
When AI flags lower output, the explanation matters. A practical framework for checking factory data before making decisions about people.
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