Investors are investing more in AI but are getting much more selective which projects are receiving the investments.

Wells Fargo made headlines recently after firing about a dozen employees for “simulation of keyboard activity,” according to Bloomberg. This incident underscores the ongoing tension between employee privacy and work-life balance, and an employer's right to maintain productivity.

At last week’s AI summit in Seoul, global AI companies agreed on a "kill switch" policy to halt advanced AI development if risks exceed certain thresholds, sparking debate on its practicality and implications.

Tech giants and startups are heavily investing in AI infrastructure and development, signaling the high stakes in harnessing its transformative potential.

crosoft is leading the charge in AI transformation, with its Copilot and Copilot stack promising better business outcomes across roles and industries. Some have labeled Microsoft as the "maestro" of AI, but others, caution against giving one tech giant this title too early.

he AI hype train has gained momentum, leading to companies using terms like "AI-enabled" and "AI-powered" in their advertising, even if their products lack real AI capabilities. This trend, known as "AI washing," has caught the attention of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC orders found that the companies, Delphia and Global Predictions, violated rules by overstating their AI capabilities, resulting in fines and penalties. These actions serve as a warning for other companies to take their AI claims seriously to avoid misleading investors.

With the launch of Devin AI this month, coding with artificial intelligence takes on a new life: A chatbot handling the entire process from prompting to code generation to testing to bug-fixing — and even deployment.

AI will dramatically change jobs and society in the near future, automating routine tasks and spurring the growth of tech startups. However, it will also create new roles and enhance existing ones, emphasizing the importance of creativity and emotional intelligence.

There’s a new “gen” in the artificial intelligence (AI) lexicon. While Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently claimed that “artificial general intelligence” could emerge within the next five years, many experts believe that the new technology is not a threat to human jobs or lifestyle in the near future.

AI-powered chatbots, including popular ones like ChatGPT, are making waves right now. But if you're using one regularly, you've likely hit a few bumps in the road. The idea of chatting with an AI sounds futuristic, but when it comes down to those nitty-gritty, complex questions, you might find yourself more often frustrated than amazed.