Today on HumanAI Daily Pulse: Intel’s former spinoff just turbo-charged AI networks. IBM bought a startup that lets anyone speak SQL. The FDA launched “Elsa” to scan drug data faster. And one AI legend is building tools to keep the others honest. Plus—how a German startup’s AI factory could bring jobs closer to home.

📌 Topics covered:

• Cornelis Networks debuts CN5000 chips to boost AI cluster speed
• IBM acquires Seek AI to make workplace data more conversational
• FDA rolls out “Elsa” to streamline scientific reviews
• Yoshua Bengio’s LawZero project aims to audit AI safety
• Manex AI builds autonomous factories to modernize manufacturing

🔹 Stories Featured:

1. Intel Spinoff Cornelis Debuts Network Chips to Turbo-Charge AI Clusters
2. 🔗 Reuters via TradingView
3. #CornelisCN5000 #IntelAlumni #AIClusters #OmniPath
4. IBM Buys Seek AI to Supercharge Watsonx with Natural-Language Data Queries
5. 🔗 LinkedIn Funding Roundup
6. #IBM #SeekAI #Watsonx #EnterpriseAI
7. FDA Rolls Out “Elsa,” an Agency-Wide AI Assistant for Scientific Review
8. 🔗 AJMC
9. #FDA #ElsaAI #RegulatoryTech #HealthAI
10. Yoshua Bengio Launches LawZero to Build “Scientist AIs” for Safer Tech
11. 🔗 PYMNTS
12. #LawZero #SafeAI #YoshuaBengio #AIAlignment
13. Manex AI Raises €8M to Build Autonomous “Factory of Tomorrow”
14. 🔗 TechFundingNews
15. #ManexAI #AutonomousFactory #Industry40 #Robotics