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16.08.26 - 01:57
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Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Human Judges? (ZeroHedge)
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Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Human Judges?
Authored by Matthew Andersson via AmericanThinker.com,
There is growing interest in whether an “ai” or, artificial intelligence judge can make better rulings than a human one.
This is understandable as many legal decisions are either wrong or flawed in some critical way.
Partisan politics and “lawfare" also continue to corrupt the legal system to a degree that has undermined its fundamental credibility, including public trust.
No one knows better than President Trump who was maliciously prosecuted as a civilian.
Down in the trial courts where legal arguments start, many of the facts of a case get ignored by the court, or never get a fair hearing because they are denied on technical grounds, or from favoritism, or corruption.
Critical facts are also not discovered or recognized due to human error, or lack of relevant subject competence.
When a case then gets bumped up to an appeal, the appellate courts are even more rem...
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16.08.26 - 00:48
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AI reshapes semiconductor testing as KYEC pushes four-way model (Digitimes)
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As AI chip value and integration complexity keep rising, King Yuan Electronics (KYEC) President Gauss Chang said semiconductor testing is shifting from being considered "part of the supply chain" to a "part of the process." He said the supply chain is also moving toward a new collaboration model built around four integrated elements: equipment, accessories, testing, and products....
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16.08.26 - 00:48
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Flytech posts record second-quarter profit on AI demand, margin gains (Digitimes)
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Industrial PC maker Flytech Technology reported another record quarterly profit in the second quarter of 2026, driven by deeper penetration into end-market applications, stronger demand for AI software and site computing upgrades, and continued operating leverage. The Americas delivered the largest regional contribution and became the main engine of sales growth....
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16.08.26 - 00:48
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Interview: Orbbec bridges physical AI data gaps with robot-free platform (Digitimes)
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As physical AI and robotics draw unprecedented market attention, a key bottleneck is clogging the deployment pipeline: quality, real-world physical data. To move applications from the lab to real-world deployment, companies are getting creative in overcoming this obstacle while balancing affordability, stability, and data volumes....
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16.08.26 - 00:48
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Edgecore pushes all-optical networking for distributed AI data centers (Digitimes)
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Edgecore Networks said distributed AI infrastructure will become more important as data centers run into limits on power, space, and cooling. Speaking at the 2026 OCP APAC Summit, the company outlined an all-optical networking approach designed to connect GPUs, servers, and storage across multiple sites and regions....
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16.08.26 - 00:48
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China′s AI supernode build-out turns more chips into more computing power (Digitimes)
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China is accelerating construction of its national computing network, and a growing share of new capacity is likely to use supernodes. With domestic AI accelerators still trailing leading global chips in single-card performance, Chinese vendors are increasingly relying on larger card counts, high-speed interconnects and system-level optimisation to close the gap....
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16.08.26 - 00:48
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AI product cycle lifts Chroma test demand (Digitimes)
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AI is sharply increasing demand for test and measurement equipment, turning it from a cost-cutting support tool into a must-have, said Chroma president I-Shih Tseng. He said he expects the industry boom to outlast a short-term investment wave and that second-half 2026 operations will outperform the first half of the year....
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15.08.26 - 17:12
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Drone Swarms Push AI Deeper Into Modern Warfare (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg News Cyber Security & Tech Reporter Katrina Manson got a firsthand look at autonomous drone-swarm technology that allows multiple aircrafts to coordinate and strike targets even when communications or GPS are disrupted. Joining Bloomberg This Weekend, Mason explains to Carol Massar that the Pentagon is testing the technology as part of its Swarm Forge program, but experiments in which AI identified civilian vehicles as potential targets highlight the risks as militaries push toward greater autonomy in warfare. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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