AI start up Unbabel claims that workers in the translation field could feasibly be replaced by AI very soon.

Unready Player Two? Meta’s Orion AR glasses are still a prototype, while Baidu's take on the technology ships next year.

Boost your AI skills, with a collection of paid and free training courses to enroll in this November.

The third most valuable company in the world just announced a range of initiatives to make humanoid robots a possibility.

The AI system, dubbed Jarvis AI, was discovered on the Google Chrome extension store.

This trial signals that Microsoft is finally turning its attention to boosting AI capabilities for its games platform.

The pair of appointments is another feel good story for the executive leadership team at OpenAI.

Social media giant is making Llama available to US government to help it win "global race for AI leadership".

The CEO of AI search venture, Perplexity, has offered help with election coverage as the New York Times faces a walk-out.

Announced only two weeks ago, Claude 3.5 Haiku is pricier than its predecessor to "to reflect its increase in intelligence".

The AI-generated interviews with deceased historical and literary figures will end very soon after they first began.

The South Korean electronics giant has seen a 40% drop in quarter-on-quarter profits as AI chip delays and layoffs hit.

LinkedIn has launched its very first AI agent, and it's expected to upend the recruiting process as we know it.

 CEO Marc Benioff, a vocal critic of other AI developers like Microsoft, says Agentforce is "what AI was meant to be."

Meta's NotebookLlama is an open source answer to Google tool that has wowed the tech world, creating realistic AI podcasts.

The short answer? Meta pays creators for viral images, and AI generators are the easiest way to get that money.

Elon Musk and Donald Trump are inseparable. If Trump comes to power, what might a Musk role in his government look like?

Social media platforms have a battle on their hands to ensure that content produced by AI isn't hurting anyone.

More than 10,000 signatories, including stars of music, stage and screen, have been collected to rally against AI use.

With the US election just weeks away, what can the tech sector expect from a potential Trump second term?

Google’s AI technology is in the spotlight as the Department of Justice decides on how to tackle the company’s monopoly.