DeepL, an AI translation company, has announced a dramatic reduction in processing time for translating the entire internet: from 194 days to just 18.5 days. This achievement is made possible by Nvidia’s DGX SuperPOD with DGX GB200, located in Sweden. The advanced system also allows DeepL to translate the Oxford English Dictionary in two seconds and process lengthy novels in less than 0.09 seconds. This technological leap aims to enhance DeepL’s language AI platform, improve translation accuracy, and develop new features. 

DARPA has launched its “Exponentiating Mathematics” (expMath) initiative, a bold move to accelerate mathematical discovery using AI. The goal: build AI “co-authors” — systems capable of breaking down complex proofs into manageable lemmas and composing novel theorems. DARPA is seeking proposals combining large language models, reinforcement learning, and program synthesis to advance symbolic reasoning in mathematics. The roadmap is modular: one track targets AI development itself, while another evaluates AI against professional-level math challenges. If successful, expMath could radically shorten research timelines, impacting cryptography, materials science, fluid dynamics, and more. The program also seeks to democratize access to advanced math tools. DARPA’s ambition is clear: redefine how humans and machines collaborate on deep mathematical inquiry.

A recent NBC News poll finds American views on artificial intelligence echo the early buzz about the internet from the 1990s. AI chat tools such as ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini and Microsoft’s Copilot become widely adopted. Nearly three-fourths of adults report having used these tools while 44% say they use them regularly. The poll draws parallels with past attitudes toward the internet, noting that many concerns remain as new challenges and benefits arise. Opinions sharply divide on AI’s promise; 44% believe AI will improve life, while 42% worry it will harm society. Many even support classroom bans as a way to better prepare students for the future.

Reddit has unveiled two AI-powered ad tools — Reddit Insights and Conversation Summary Add‑ons — built on its “Community Intelligence” engine. These tools analyze billions of comments and posts to extract real‑time trends and highlight positive user feedback directly beneath sponsored content. They aim to help advertisers craft smarter campaigns and deepen engagement by weaving authentic community voices into ads. Launched at Cannes Lions Festival 2025, they reflect a broader industry shift toward AI-driven marketing amid sluggish ad markets. The move also raises privacy questions, as users’ public input fuels ad targeting without explicit notice. These features mark a major push by Reddit to monetize its vast user-generated content while stepping into next‑gen advertising tactics.

TikTok is introducing new artificial intelligence-powered advertising features. The platform now allows marketers to generate video ads using text prompts or still images. Advertisers can upload product images or provide text descriptions, and TikTok’s AI tools will create various five-second video clips suitable for ads. This move expands TikTok’s AI-generated content capabilities, offering advertisers more options to create engaging video ads quickly and efficiently. The new tools aim to streamline the ad creation process and enhance marketers’ ability to produce content tailored for the platform.