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Innovation

| October 2, 2025

Subscription fatigue forces startups to rethink recurring-payment models

Consumers are canceling non-essential subscriptions at historic rates, pushing digital businesses to explore hybrid models based on ownership, credits and pay-per-use.

by Joseph S. April

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| October 1, 2025

Europe pushes for “explainable AI” as regulation race heats up

by Jodie Enright

| October 1, 2025

A palm-sized lab could revolutionize disease detection in remote regions

by Marcus R. Doyle

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| September 26, 2025

Biotech startups race to commercialize lab-grown materials

From leather to spider silk, young companies are scaling biofabrication technologies to replace resource-intensive materials in fashion, construction and manufacturing.

by Robert R. Keller

| September 26, 2025

Emotional AI enters the workplace – and HR departments are uneasy

Systems capable of analyzing voice tone and facial cues claim to detect stress and morale, while critics warn of surveillance and psychological intrusion.

by Kevin Roy

| September 24, 2025

Corporate innovation hubs become the new battleground for talent

Large firms are opening internal incubators to attract entrepreneurs, offering equity-style compensation to compete with the flexibility of startup culture.

by Natasha M. Laws

| September 23, 2025

The race for quantum supremacy: Are we closer than we think?

Advances in quantum computing suggest the long-awaited threshold of quantum supremacy may be approaching, promising transformative capabilities across science, industry, and cybersecurity.

by Caitlin Young & Edith Dougherty

| September 23, 2025

Neural networks learn to generate scientific hypotheses

Algorithms trained on decades of research papers are now proposing new theories and experimental directions, challenging traditional models of academic discovery.

by Donald J. Wallace

| September 22, 2025

Quantum-ready companies emerge despite lack of mature hardware

Businesses are investing in post-quantum cybersecurity and algorithm development before quantum computers reach commercial reliability, aiming for first-mover advantage.

by Joseph S. April

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| October 2, 2025

Subscription fatigue forces startups to rethink recurring-payment models

by Joseph S. April

| September 10, 2025

Corporate carbon accounting becomes a competitive differentiator

by Robert R. Keller

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| October 1, 2025

Europe pushes for “explainable AI” as regulation race heats up

European regulators are advocating for AI systems that are transparent and accountable, addressing ethical, legal, and societal concerns in an increasingly automated world.

by Jodie Enright

| October 1, 2025

A palm-sized lab could revolutionize disease detection in remote regions

Portable diagnostic devices promise rapid, affordable disease testing in underserved areas, potentially transforming global health responses and epidemic containment.

by Marcus R. Doyle

| September 29, 2025

AI assistants move from productivity tools to decision-making partners

New enterprise platforms allow AI systems to propose business strategies rather than simply execute tasks, raising questions about accountability in corporate decisions.

by Donald J. Wallace

| September 28, 2025

Inside Silicon Valley’s quiet war over the future of AR glasses

Major tech companies are competing in a largely unseen battle to dominate augmented reality eyewear, aiming to shape consumer habits, professional tools, and digital interaction.

by Darrell Schultz

| September 27, 2025

Is the era of hypergrowth over? Inside the new sustainable scale movement

Businesses are shifting from rapid expansion to sustainable scaling, balancing growth with social responsibility, environmental impact, and long-term resilience.

by Marc Kowalski

| September 27, 2025

The energy footprint of AI training becomes impossible to ignore

Environmental researchers call for stricter reporting of energy consumption as model sizes grow exponentially and data centers strain global electricity demand.

by Leslie B. Farner