Amazon's AI tool Seller Assistant has received a big upgrade that could help businesses sell more products online.

10% of the global adult population is using ChatGPT. Now, a new analysis explains what they're all using it for.

In the US, Anthropic finds that 40% of employees report using AI at work in 2025, which is up from 20% two years earlier.

The AI toolkit is being sold on the dark web to help cyber criminals scam you even more easily.

The file creation feature is rolling out over the next few weeks to Pro users, but it's already available for some users.

Senior developers also believe AI code makes them faster but spend more time correcting mistakes.

One restriction to know: Free users will only be able to upload up to five files per project while using the tool.

There's a Claude Chrome extension on the horizon, so I've delved into how you can get your hands on it — and what it can do.

A sophisticated hacker used Claude AI to potentially breach up to 17 companies in a variety of sensitive industries.

The lawsuit claims Apple and OpenAI have "locked up markets to maintain their monopolies."

Even worse, a huge percentage of businesses still don't have AI policies in effect for their employees.

According to CEO Sam Altman, the mistake was not the fault of AI, but because "people were working late and were very tired."

Claude Code users will now be subject to usage limits based on the plan they are subscribed to.

A new report from OpenAI reveals the sectors winning in AI productivity levels.

The company will start by ordering employee AI use for tasks including research, search, document creation, and meetings.

Lower growth is predicted across every major region, according to the new forecast.

Both new models, Voxtral Small and Mini, include 32k token context lengths and built-in Q&A functions.

According to reports, Microsoft says it not only saved money, but increased employee and customer satisfaction as well.

Enterprise Editions and Unlimited Editions for Sales Cloud and Service Cloud are among those getting cost increases.

The open-weight model was set to release in June, but the CEO has delayed that for "something unexpected and quite amazing."

Klarna, Starbucks, and Duolingo are admitting that AI can't do everything. They still want AI to do a lot.