Sascha Brodsky

1 week ago | ibm.com | Sascha Brodsky

Discovery's use of intelligent agents could open up research once confined to specialist teams and high-end labs, Sawarkar says. Each agent is trained for a distinct task, such as running simulations, reviewing literature or adjusting hypotheses, and can be directed through natural language prompts. Researchers can customize agent teams to reflect their own process.

1 month ago | ibm.com | Aili McConnon |Anabelle Nicoud |Sascha Brodsky

This comes with a caveat, she cautioned: “Now, the explosion of AI agents across the enterprise holds immense promise. But let’s be real for a minute: it also creates significant complexity.” A major culprit? Businesses are deploying agents in silos and they’re not always well-integrated into existing tools and applications.

1 month ago | semiengineering.com | Sascha Brodsky

Artificial intelligence is turbocharging automotive innovation, but it’s also unleashing a tangle of high stakes risks that engineers and security experts are scrambling to contain. The push to embed AI deep into today’s vehicles is changing how cars are built, how they handle the road, and how they keep passengers safe. But as onboard intelligence expands, so do the risks.

1 month ago | ibm.com | Anabelle Nicoud |Sascha Brodsky

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Feb 5, 2025 | computerworld.com | Sascha Brodsky

Workday said Wednesday it will lay off 1,750 employees, roughly 8.5% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring plan to invest more heavily in artificial intelligence (AI) and accelerate international growth.