AI tools continue to roll out: Anthropic has a new research integration and Adobe helps businesses create their own models.

Impacted services and platforms include banking, messaging, and project management apps, among many others.

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Three new California bills indicate the AI industry is reaching greater attention from lawmakers after years of rapid growth.

Can AI replace human workers? New numbers from a fresh report shed some light on current tech company hiring practices.

The new Slackbot is already in use internally at Salesforce, and it'll roll out to all users at the end of 2025.

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The government report predicts job losses of 40% among registered nurses and a full 47% of truck drivers.

Mandatory Department training that isn't "directly linked to warfighting" will be reduced or consolidated, says a new memo.

Take your AI skills to the next level with this collection of free online courses from Microsoft, LinkedIn, and others.

Meta will be hyper-targeting ads for users in most countries by the end of the year, with no opting out.

Google's Mandiant team found the malware BRICKSTORM on Linux and BSD-based appliances from multiple manufacturers.

OpenAI’s models will soon be part of Databricks' tools, as well as available both in SQL or via API.

“That's a drop of nearly 5,000 miles over last year and the lowest number we've ever achieved.”

It's not related to tariffs: FedEx increased its standard rates by the same amount in 2024 and in 2025, too.

10% of the global adult population is using ChatGPT. Now, a new analysis explains what they're all using it for.

In the US, Anthropic finds that 40% of employees report using AI at work in 2025, which is up from 20% two years earlier.

Microsoft is finally joining the majority of tech companies that are pushing their employees towards in-office work.

With RSL, sites can embed licensing requirements directly on their website, making AI companies pay for the data.

The file creation feature is rolling out over the next few weeks to Pro users, but it's already available for some users.

One restriction to know: Free users will only be able to upload up to five files per project while using the tool.