Science and data journalist with a path that runs from academia to Big Tech. At 2Digital, he highlights the larger forces shaping the crossroads of IT and biomedicine, steering past the noise to focus on shifts that might actually matter. He writes from the not-so-radical conviction that basic science — and a bit of common sense — tends to outlast buzzwords, and that most “new” tech has already had a quiet debut in the lab.
Quantum computers were all the rage before AI stole the show. Now Google Quantum AI reports a major breakthrough that reportedly for the first time opens a way to practical applications. What’s brewing in quantum field right now?
Can the economic impact of implementing generative AI in the workplace already be measured? A recent study conducted on a unique data sample from Denmark provides an unexpected answer to this question.