Five ways artificial intelligence (AI) will impact workplaces in 2025.

Researchers at the John Innes Centre and the University of Exeter have developed PlantRNA-FM, a groundbreaking AI model that analyses the genetic "language" of plants.

Announcing OpenAI's release of its new language model, ChatGPT o1, touted as the "world's smartest". 

Several key trends in artificial intelligence, including the rise of multimodal and agential AI systems, the increasing prevalence of shadow AI within workplaces, and significant advancements in AI-powered robotics and healthcare.

Google recently launched Veo, its first AI video generator, and Imagen 3, an advanced image generator, both accessible through its Vertex AI platform. 

iOS 18.2, an upcoming Apple software update, is expected to launch around 9th December and will feature significant AI enhancements.

AI-powered tools are improving the detection of bone fractures and early disease signs, aiding ambulance needs assessment, and assisting clinicians via chatbots.

France's plan to introduce AI-powered speed cameras in 2025, capable of detecting various driving offences beyond speeding. 

A recent report reveals a disparity between the hype surrounding AI in the workplace and its actual adoption.

While 60% of companies claim AI tool usage, a significant portion of employees (34%) use such tools less than monthly.