The new tool on AWS can help retailers create AI chatbots that help customers find products.

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

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

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

The deal will see Google investing $1 billion in OpenAI with an option to invest more in the future.

“It seems very likely to a large number of people that we will get massive unemployment caused by AI."

The new report identifies key areas where AI companies' safety protocols are lacking.

A new report says Microsoft’s Foundry product isn't selling well, so sales targets were cut. Microsoft says otherwise.

The new dashboard can help businesses manage a broad range of AI agents - even from third party platforms.

The term refers to "9am to 9pm, six days per week," describing the rigorous work schedule of tech entrepreneurs in 2025.

Think you know when an MS Teams message was edited or who's calling for a video chat? Think again.

OpenAI has entered a whole bunch of deals with tech firms to bolster its AI model.

Impacted services and platforms include banking, messaging, and project management apps, among many others.

Can AI replace human workers? New numbers from a fresh report shed some light on current tech company hiring practices.

However, the former CEO has also praised the technology and called it "underhyped."

Gemini's brand new Business and Enterprise plans give companies the opportunity to create AI agents with their own data.

OpenAI is partnering with AMD for more chips, bringing its total deal amount to more than $1 trillion over the last month.

Nvidia is investing $100 billion in OpenAI, which will then be used to buy chips from the company.

Meta has poured billions into AI research and development. Now, sources say they'll be majorly reorganizing their AI team.

A 2024 US court ruling found Google held an unlawful monopoly in online search, and might need to sell Chrome.

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