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The fear of AI job replacement is very real, with many companies in 2025 openly admitting that the tech is eliminating jobs.

We've been tracking all the AI errors and hallucinations that make the news over the last few years, so you don't have to.

Small startups and huge corporations alike have been consistently impacted by data breaches over the last few years.

Unlike other workers, who are asking AI to complete tasks for them daily, truckers just aren't turning to the tech for help.

OpenAI has removed a feature that allows users to share their conversations with others — and to get discovered in search.

Manufacturing was one of the hardest hit industries, with companies often paying large sums to their attackers.

Spend a weekend figuring out how to use the ChatGPT API, or sink 80 hours into a digital marketing course: It's your call.

According to a Cloudflare report, Perplexity is evading website network blocks to gain access to data without authorization.

Not only did the survey find developers' trust in AI has dropped, but it also charted a decline in AI "favorability."

Since 1938, the de minimis rule allowed small companies to avoid duties and complex paperwork on small-scale imports.

Claude Code users will now be subject to usage limits based on the plan they are subscribed to.

Waymo has partnered with Avis Budget Group to lead its robotaxi charge into Dallas.

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Samsung will produce the automotive company's next generation AI6 chip.

PayPal will soon let businesses accept crypto as payment, in news that will delight business owners and crypto fans alike.

Houston-based Steves & Sons has partnered with tech startup, Bot Auto, to start using autonomous trucks on its routes.

Allianz Life, a subsidiary of the global insurance company, confirmed that the "majority" of its customers were affected.

New Tech.co report reveals US freight companies face delivery and driver issues amid labor shortage.

90% of healthcare companies have been hacked in the last few years. Why are they such an attractive target for hackers?

A new study from Gusto sheds light on workers' AI habits — and what they really think of the revolutionary technology.

OpenAI CEO warns of potential fraud crisis amidst developments in AI.