As the food industry adapts and grows, robotic integration in manufacturing is more important than ever. This transformation, driven by advances in food and beverage automation, can streamline operations, boost safety, and increase productivity. Implementing robotics may feel daunting, but with a clear plan, you can navigate this change smoothly. This guide outlines the vital steps for seamless integration in automation in food manufacturing.

The future of artificial intelligence is here, and it’s faster, smarter, and more integrated than ever. With OpenAI’s recent roadmap announcement for GPT-5, we’re seeing a major shift in how generative AI tools will be delivered, accessed, and implemented across industries. Whether you're a business owner, a developer, or a tech-savvy entrepreneur, understanding these changes is key to staying ahead in today’s AI-driven economy. GPT-5: More Intelligent AI, Less User Friction

OpenAI has once again made headlines in the artificial intelligence community. During a recent roadmap reveal, CEO Sam Altman shed light on what users and developers can expect from the upcoming release of GPT-5—the next major leap in generative AI technology. This update promises to reshape the way businesses and individuals interact with AI models, with significant implications for user experience, privacy, and developer innovation. Smarter Model Selection: OpenAI Chooses f

OpenAI’s latest model, ChatGPT 4.5, is here, and while it may not boast exponential leaps in raw reasoning power, it represents a major shift in how we interact with artificial intelligence. The emphasis? More human, intuitive, and emotionally intelligent conversations.

When most people picture artificial intelligence, they imagine robots on factory floors or drones in warehouses. But the real power of AI in business often lies in the quiet automation happening behind the scenes. From streamlining workflows to enhancing human interactions, AI is transforming business in ways that are subtle, but massively effective. Not All Automation in Business Is Physical Robotics gets the spotlight, but some of the biggest returns on investment come from

In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, computer vision is transforming how machines interact with the physical world. From autonomous cars to automated quality inspection systems, computer vision is enabling machines not just to see—but to understand and act on what they see.

In this thought-provoking episode of Beyond the Bot, hosts Tony and Steven sit down with Marissa, the Knight Chair for Local News and Sustainability at UNC Chapel Hill, to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, art, and copyright law. As generative AI tools become increasingly embedded in creative industries—from graphic design and journalism to music and video production—the conversation probes into pressing ethical questions and legal uncertainties.