Dario Amodei, who left OpenAI before founding Anthropic, has been outspoken about the need for greater AI regulation.

The landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been evolving at an unprecedented pace, transforming industries and daily lives in ways

Over the past year, I have become increasingly convinced that both who we sell AI-enabled transformation to and how we sell it must fundamentally change. Without that shift, enterprises will continue to bolt AI onto existing processes and be disappointed by the results.

As artificial intelligence advances at an unprecedented pace, experts warn that coders and marketers could face significant job disruption within the next 12 months.

Often, the most impactful technologies aren’t the ones that bring shock or delight, but the ones that have become so integrated that they are nearly undetectable. They become quiet.

In an era of seemingly infinite AI-generated content, the true differentiator for an organization will be data ownership and trust. Organizations need a single fabric that spans all velocities (real time to batch), all locations and all data types.

There’s been a bunch of exciting research-focused AI labs popping up in recent months, and Flapping Airplanes is one of the most interesting. Propelled by its young and curious founders, Flapping Airplanes is focused on finding less data-hungry ways to train AI.

As a national leader in applied technology education, Pennsylvania College of Technology is built for a global economy driven by artificial intelligence. The addition of academic minors devoted to AI reflects that reality.

Smart home AI is reshaping the way we interact with our living spaces, integrating predictive automation across appliances, lighting, and security systems. IoT predictions suggest 75 billion connected devices by 2030, allowing homes to anticipate needs and ...

Indoor gardening has seen a resurgence in popularity, thanks in part to the growing trend of houseplants and urban gardening. More people are looking to bring a piece of nature into their homes, but the complexities of plant care can be daunting.