AI News October 18 2025: The Weekly Pulse & Pattern Visit our AI News Archives Introduction It has been a week where the ground kept moving under our feet, and the compass needle still found north. Big compute plans turned into signed commitments, video models grew ears, hospitals got earlier warnings, and regulators drew cleaner … Read more
Veo 3.1: Google’s Cinematic Challenger Arrives The internet does not need another breathless launch post. It needs a clear-headed look at what actually ships. That is the spirit here. Veo 3.1 is not mythology, it is a working upgrade that changes how fast you can get crisp, cinematic results without wrestling your prompt for hours. … Read more
Claude Haiku 4.5 Review, Pricing, Usage, Benchmarks Introduction You pay for speed, then you wait on limits. You need power, then you watch costs climb. That contradiction is the daily reality for teams building with large models. Claude Haiku 4.5 steps right at that fault line and says, use me when time and money matter. … Read more
Existential Risk from AI Separating Science Fiction from Serious Scenarios If you have whiplash from the AI discourse, you are not alone. One day it is spreadsheets and code autocomplete. The next day it is an insider essay about a “creature in the dark.” People ask is AI a threat to humanity and get arguments … Read more
By Ezzah, M.Phil. Research Scholar (Pharmaceuticals) Will AI Replace Radiologists What a New X Ray Study Reveals Introduction You have a busy clinic, a full PACS queue, and one blunt question keeps showing up in both meetings and comment threads: will AI replace radiologists? The short answer is no. The long answer is far more … Read more
The 2025 State of AI Report Five Signals That Actually Matter If you work in AI, you do not have time for 300 slides. You need a clear story, credible data, and actions you can take this quarter. The state of AI report landed this week with exactly that mix. Think of this as your … Read more
AI in Market Research Predicting Purchase Intent with 90% Human Accuracy If you work with customers, you already know the drill. You spend weeks fielding a survey, you pay a panel, then you wrestle with a stack of numbers that all look comfortingly average. By the time a decision lands on the roadmap, your competitor … Read more