IBM says CEOs are reshaping leadership roles as AI creeps deeper into decision making
IBM says CEOs are restructuring leadership for AI, but that huge Chief AI Officer stat raises some real questions.
IBM says CEOs are restructuring leadership for AI, but that huge Chief AI Officer stat raises some real questions.
A new survey shows overwhelming concern among U.S. policy insiders that AI is advancing faster than governments can regulate it. With fears ranging from job disruption to misinformation and even existential risk, the people closest to the policymaking process are sounding the alarm that regulation is not keeping pace.
A lifelong believer in capitalism starts questioning everything as AI begins replacing real jobs at scale.
AI agents are moving into real business roles, and Palo Alto Networks is acquiring Portkey to bring control before things spiral.
ChatGPT’s goblin obsession wasn’t a joke. OpenAI says training rewards pushed the AI to overuse weird creature metaphors.
Microsoft and OpenAI are still partners, but their updated deal opens the door to other clouds and less exclusivity.
Sam Altman lays out OpenAI’s AGI principles, promising democratization, empowerment, and prosperity. The vision sounds appealing, but real-world power dynamics raise tough questions.
Meta is going all-in on AWS Graviton chips, deploying tens of millions of cores to handle agentic AI workloads and rethink how large-scale AI infrastructure actually runs.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.5 with a focus on real work, promising better coding, research, and task automation without constant oversight.
More graduates are landing jobs faster, but the path is getting less predictable as AI concerns and competition reshape hiring.
Google finally released a native Gemini app for macOS with screen sharing and instant keyboard access. Considering the AI race heating up, it is surprising Mac users had to wait this long.
Trend Micro is rebranding its consumer security business as TrendLife and promising AI era protection with Kaleida. But is it truly new, or mostly marketing?