The tech giant is adding new features to its generative AI tool and introducing an early access program for businesses.

After quietly letting go of 91 workers in February, LinkedIn just announced 716 more dismissals at the company.

The chipmaker let go of more than 500 employees in January, and it looks like more layoffs are on the way.

The CEO of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is worried about the impacts of remote work on startups.

While Microsoft, Google, and others have launched flagship AI products, Apple has taken a back seat. But is this by design?

Now all you need to access Bing's AI Chat immediately is a Microsoft account, which anyone can create for free.

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The generative AI platform performed much worse than students on accounting exams across 14 different countries.

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Make sure your virtual meetings are productive with these tips and tricks, from staying motivated to setting objectives.

Meta’s recent pivot to AI is proving lucrative. But how does its AI model weigh up against the competition?

The company's new software 'NeMe Guardrails' aims to make chatbots more secure, safe, and sane.

The CEO of Lyft noted that the company needs to be able to invest in competitive pricing and fast pick-up times.

This is the first study of the productivity impacts of generative AI, and the results are pretty positive out of the gate.

Password fatigue is growing at a breakneck speed, but password managers can help.

Millions of jobs could be replaced with artificial intelligence in the next few years. But which are likely to go first?

Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs employees will be affected, with a further round of job cuts expected in May.

The controversial CEO is reportedly investing in technology that could be used to launch a generative AI platform on Twitter.

During the recession, these chief executives have opted to take pay cuts in hopes of avoiding other cost cutting measures.