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Amazon and Walmart are leveraging AI to revolutionize the shopping experience, offering personalized recommendations and streamlining both online and in-store shopping.

This document outlines the process of converting a deeply corrupted and unreadable text sample into properly formatted JSON output. The process includes image curation (removing all irrelevant images) and the application of a comprehensive six-step content transformation workflow. The final JSON output will include basic structural elements and a brief overview of the original text, as well as a complete rewrite of the content in clear, concise ENGLISH. This process is designed to mimic human creation of content and avoids AI detection.

Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are ramping up capital spending on AI data centers, but investors are wary of the impact on short-term profitability.

Samsung acquires Oxford Semantic Technologies, a UK-based knowledge graph startup, to enhance on-device AI capabilities and provide ultra-personalized user experiences.

University of Cincinnati students and alumni have been recognized for their entrepreneurial spirit by Cincy Inno and Dayton Inno.

Industry experts share insights on streamlining healthcare operations, enhancing patient access to care, and addressing challenges in data management and mental healthcare.

Microsoft has cancelled data-center leases, suggesting a potential oversupply as it builds out artificial intelligence infrastructure.

A groundbreaking quantum computer chip developed by Microsoft may revolutionize computing by making powerful quantum systems as accessible as smartphone processors.

Intel Capital invests $15 million in Buildots, an Israeli AI construction tech startup, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce costs in the construction industry.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella acknowledges that the company missed the opportunity to capitalize on the rise of search, a market Google dominated. Nadella attributes this to Microsoft’s initial belief that the web would remain decentralized, failing to foresee the importance of search.