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The Logistics Industry Thinks Autonomous Vehicles Are the Future 17% of professionals says that autonomous trucks, ships, and drones are going to have the most disruptive impact. -
Revealed: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s Top 5 ChatGPT Prompts The Microsoft boss has unveiled what he is using AI for — as Microsoft and OpenAI's partnership continues to bear fruit. -
UPS Adds New Fees Before De Minimis Exemption Expires The de minimis exemption expires on August 29th, and companies are getting ahead of it with higher fees. -
Anthropic Stops Hacker From Using Claude AI to Breach Companies A sophisticated hacker used Claude AI to potentially breach up to 17 companies in a variety of sensitive industries. -
Study: Entry-Level Employment Has Dropped By 13% Due to AI Stanford University researchers entry-level candidates will suffer most in easily-automated fields. -
Robomart’s Autonomous Delivery Robot Challenges Delivery Platforms The startup has released its new self-driving delivery robot that offers low fees and no tips. -
Coinbase CEO Fires AI-Averse Engineers After Just One Week Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong revealed he fired employees who failed to onboard AI. -
Musk’s xAI Sues OpenAI and Apple for Being Anticompetitive The lawsuit claims Apple and OpenAI have "locked up markets to maintain their monopolies." -
Scammers Are Now Impersonating Cyber Crime Agents Scammers are impersonating cyber crime agents from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. -
Study: 28% of Employees Would Use AI at Work Even If Prohibited Even worse, a huge percentage of businesses still don't have AI policies in effect for their employees. -
Trump Administration Proposes Less Strict Regulations on Drones The new regulations would allow the operation of drones beyond the visual line of sight without a lengthy waiver process. -
Sources Say Meta Is Considering Downsizing Its AI Division Meta has poured billions into AI research and development. Now, sources say they'll be majorly reorganizing their AI team.