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Gemini easier to access on iPhones with launch of latest version of the app offering six new widgets.

Researchers found startling similar stylistic traits in results from DeepSeek and ChatGPT, suggesting copyright foul play.

More than 12,000 'data secrets' including logins and APIs keys found hardcoded in AI training dataset.

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Malware, deepfakes, data poisoning, and the ever-threatening phishing attack: AI can supercharge all of them.

Businesses are mostly using AI because they're scared of being outpaced by competitors, new research has found.

Senior leaders seem ready to tackle worker burnout, but is the right to disconnect conducive with the US's always-on culture?

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Leave deadline stress in the past with these tried-and-tested time management strategies.

We asked over 1,000 businesses about data breaches and their readiness to defend against them. Here's what we found.

Your employees are likely already using AI, whether you know it or not. Set the right boundaries today by crafting a policy.

They've released Hunyuan Turbo S, a model that compares favorably to chatbots from DeepSeek, OpenAI and Meta.

The People's Union USA is calling on a day-long economic boycott of retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy.

Latest layoffs join a long line of previous redundancies made by Alphabet and Google over the last two years.

Effective immediately, Microsoft's Think Deeper promises unlimited AI assistance with 'tackling more complex topics'.

OpenAI's Deep Research feature is now available to all paying ChatGPT users. We explain how it works, and how you can use it.

Most businesses have a five-digit AI budget and 9% invest over $500,000 into the tech annually, our latest report finds.

Google offers free access to its Gemini Code Assist AI coding tool, as it predicts a huge boom in the developer population.

The target was a US-based provider of employee screening services which uncovered the hack two months after the fact.

Free ad-supported version of Microsoft Office is available but the company warns it's only a test at the moment.

DBS reveals how AI deployment will affect its workforce with 4,000 job cuts expected; but also promises recruitment drive.