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70% of US Business Owners Say They Need More AI Training While businesses are becoming more comfortable with AI, a significant number of leaders still feel in the dark. -
Personal Gains Are More Visible From AI Than Company Gains In a new survey, respondents believing themselves innovating are also those slowing innovation down. -
AI Will Flatten Corporate Hierarchy, Says AI CEO CEO and founder of Empathi AI spoke to Tech.co about how AI will shift traditional power structures within businesses. -
Best Free AI Training Courses for July 2026 The learning is never done with AI - here's how you can upgrade your knowledge on the latest developments, for free. -
China Rivals Mythos With New Cybersecurity AI Model China has released a new AI model that rivals Mythos in terms of spotting vulnerabilities. The US government is concerned. -
Study: Agentic AI Success Hinges on Reinventing Existing Processes The businesses with the most success are reimagining existing processes to achieve consistent outcomes. -
Report: Americans Want AI Regulation, Regardless of Political Party Whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, Americans want to see more AI regulation. -
Anthropic Announces Claude Tags to Access AI in Slack Users will be able to directly tag Claude in Slack, asking it to answer questions and perform tasks. -
What Is Tokenmaxxing and What Are the Dangers for Businesses? Tokenmaxxing inflates individual and company-wide AI metrics, without necessarily increasing productivity. -
Report: AI Boom Hasn’t Altered Labor Force or Wages Since 2019, there has been no noticeable impact on jobs or wages due to AI — despite mounting fears over mass unemployment. -
New Google Framework Dubs AI Agents as ‘Potential Insider Threats’ Google's new roadmap gives businesses oversight on their AI agents and a way to stop them if they go rogue. -
83% of Organizations Are Using AI to Combat Rise of Cyberattacks Most organizations are using AI to bolster their security infrastructure. Despite this, cybersecurity has never been harder.