LLM users displayed the "weakest" brain connectivity in a new MIT study that hints AI use harms critical thinking.

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

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has slammed Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for his recent AI predictions.

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

The agency launched a large-language model, dubbed Elsa, just last week to streamline operations.

Claude Explains, the blog from Anthropic's AI chatbot Claude, has been shut down.

New research reveals that the adoption of AI tools within corporate US is leveling off after a period of significant rising.

65% of freight professionals foresee self-driving trucks across the nation by 2050. But do they actually want the technology?

The company has declared for bankruptcy and owes millions to Amazon and Microsoft in cloud computing costs.

Anthropic's researchers and CEO have predicted that white-collar jobs will be automated sooner than we think.

"Securing clean, reliable energy is necessary to continue advancing our AI ambitions," said a Meta spokesperson.

Samsung and Perplexity are reportedly teaming up for a wide-reaching partnership – as tech continues to bet big on AI.

Cuban noted in a Bluesky post that he believes the technology will actually improve overall employment.

According to Salesforce, the use of AI internally has allowed it to hire fewer engineering and customer service roles.

As per a new partnership, xAI will deploy its Grok chatbot in the Telegram messaging app, opening it up to 1 billion+ users.

AI may already replacing some entry-level tech roles, according to new research, as the evidence mounts for a paradigm shift.

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

Most AI chatbots can be easily jailbroken and prompted to generate dangerous information, according to new research.

According to Foxconn Chair Young Liu, generative AI and robots are ready to take on low-end manufacturing jobs.

Klarna is inviting human workers back to its customer service division after AI takeover last year.

AI chatbots do help workers, but not by much: They only save 3% more time and boost pay by 3%-7%.