Slack has given Slackbot a makeover, with the newly enhanced AI program beginning a phased rollout across January and beyond.

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It's hard to deny that AI is a bit dimwitted at times, but businesses still need it to stay competitive in 2026.

Researchers predict that hackers will target AI agents this year. Here's how you can keep your business safe.

Many of the top free AI training courses can be completed in a single afternoon, giving you much-needed insights.

The new survey from Teneo reveals that CEOs remain hopeful on the future of AI within the workplace.

The credit check and identify verification services provider 700Credit is the latest company to suffer a massive data breach.

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The AI in manufacturing is expected to grow from $7 billion to $35 billion over the next five years.

The deal will see Google investing $1 billion in OpenAI with an option to invest more in the future.

The latest Tech.co data reveals that a drop in freight demand is causing a shift in how logistics companies stay afloat.

The cybersecurity skills gap is causing havoc across the tech sector, according to new research from ISC2.

Using free airport Wi-Fi, especially to make purchases or input other sensitive data, is extremely risky in 2025.

“It seems very likely to a large number of people that we will get massive unemployment caused by AI."

The FDA ensured us that the technology has "built-in guidelines — including human oversight — to ensure reliable outcomes."

The new report identifies key areas where AI companies' safety protocols are lacking.

A new report says Microsoft’s Foundry product isn't selling well, so sales targets were cut. Microsoft says otherwise.

New research finds that people who use AI to gather knowledge will learn less and be less able to reproduce that information.

HP is letting go of between 4,000 and 6,000 roles by 2028 — and looking to AI to make up the shortfall.

The model was rewarded for hacking its own training, and the results are no less than terrifying.