On top of that, 54% of business leaders say that they have seen productivity boosts because of the technology.

Common scams include messages claiming the target qualifies for new tax credits or larger refunds.

According to Accenture and The Wharton School, organizations will soon need 60 AI agents to stay competitive.

While many don't mind AI use, personalization and relevance are non-negotiables in brand emails.

Business executives are tired of waiting for results, with the study showing that financial goals trump innovation.

Not only did 54% say they would be reducing their pay, but another 26% plan to entirely lay off workers.

Intuit and Anthropic have announced a new multi-year partnership to deliver "highly personalized experiences" for customers.

Businesses are increasingly seeing the benefits of implementing machine learning into their security infrastructure.

Even worse, AI-powered cyber attacks have become 89% more common over the last year.

Anthropic says the campaign led to "over 16 million exchanges with Claude through approximately 24,000 fraudulent accounts."

Usage still remains high, though, with 78% of US businesses using the technology on a regular basis.

Plus, AI-powered phishing campaigns represented over 80% of social engineering events in 2025.

Gartner has published its cybersecurity predictions for 2026 — and companies need to tighten up their AI agent oversight.

AI coding is big right now, and LinkedIn has given employers a way to track down workers with the exact skills they need.

Report suggests that AI brings new strengths to cybersecurity and more sophisticated risks.

Only 4% of employees said that they use AI on a daily basis at work in 2023.

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Marc Benioff compared the technology to social media in regard to its negative impact on young users.

A recent survey has found that while some CEOs are seeing gain from AI, others are yet to see any financial return.

A new report predicts AI will be front-and-center as consumers opt for more personalized hospitality experiences.

Frequent users are shouldering much of the burden of fixing the errors too, according to the data.