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MIT Finds 95% of Enterprise AI Pilots Fail to Boost Revenues Poor resource allocation and an unavoidable "learning gap" might be keeping generative AI from living up to its promise.

Survey: Logistics Firms Play Catch-Up With English Proficiency Laws Logistics professionals who say adapting to regulations is their top priority have more than doubled since last month.

Claude AI Can Now Terminate Dangerous Interactions The feature is a testament to Anthropic's commitment to model welfare.

Duolingo CEO Now Stating AI Won’t Replace Full Time Employees The CEO and co-founder took responsibility for the company's AI statements back in April.

UPS Extends Driver Buyout Offer, Likely Due to Lack of Interest The original deadline of July 31st has passed, and there are a few reasons why employees are passing on the offer.

Best Free AI Training Courses for August 2025 Spend a weekend figuring out how to use the ChatGPT API, or sink 80 hours into a digital marketing course: It's your call.

Anthropic Acquires Humanloop, Bids to Strengthen Enterprise Strategy AI company Anthropic nabs Humanloop and increases hiring in Europe.

Perplexity AI’s $34.5B Bid to Buy Chrome Just Might Be a Stunt A 2024 US court ruling found Google held an unlawful monopoly in online search, and might need to sell Chrome.

UPS is Closing Operations in These Three Cities. Here’s Why. The parcel logistics titan continues to downsize operations, with plans to shut sites in Wilmington, Dallas, and Pocahontas.

AI Agents Like ChatGPT Are Vulnerable to Hacking, Security Firm Finds Copilot, Gemini, and Salesforce's Einstein, were also found to have security loopholes that businesses should be aware of.

Rising Diesel Costs Are Eating Into Transport Company Budgets A significant number of logistics professionals now say fuel prices are hitting their business harder than any other issue.

Google-Salesforce Data Breach: Google Ads Customer Data Exposed No payment data was exposed, but "basic business contact information and related notes" were.