The rapid development of AI-driven tools, particularly large language models (LLMs), is reshaping professional writing. Still, key aspects of their adoption such as languages support, ethics, and long-term impact on writers voice and creativity remain underexplored. In this work, we conducted a questionnaire (N = 301) and an interactive survey (N = 36) targeting professional writers regularly using AI. We examined LLM-assisted writing practices across 25+ languages, ethical concerns, and user expectations. The findings of the survey demonstrate important insights, reflecting upon the importance of: LLMs adoption for non-English speakers; the degree of misinformation, domain and style adaptation; usability and key features of LLMs. These insights can guide further development, benefiting both writers and a broader user base.

Surgeons could use a ChatGPT-like interface to instruct a robot to carry out small tasks, such as suturing wounds and dilating blood vessels. Surgical robots have been in use for decades, but these are normally controlled entirely by a human. Researchers are now developing autonomous versions that can perform parts of an operation without human assistance, but these can be difficult for people to work with because of a lack of fine control.

US software firm NVIDIA is adapting AIs to help its human engineers build better computer chips. Tech companies have been scrambling to secure supplies of NVIDIA's chips – graphics processing units that sell for tens of thousands of dollars each – in the midst of an AI gold rush and subsequent chip shortage. NVIDIA is the leading supplier of chips for training and developing AIs, and its latest efforts put large language models (LLMs) to work improving such chips. "This could become an instance…

AI chatbots are one of the top news stories this year, and it's for a very good reason. Businesses finally recognize the link between good AI technology and good customer service outcomes. So anything that expedites customer service resolutions is a very important step forward for businesses. AI technology doesn't just accelerate customer service solutions; it often leaves a more favorable impression on customers than sometimes murky or ego-based human-to-human interactions. This revolution is so powerful that CNN recently covered the history of chatbot technology.