The Bank of Canada is pushing back against one of the biggest fears surrounding artificial intelligence, saying there is still no evidence that the technology is causing broad job destruction. Deputy Governor Michelle Alexopoulos …
Meta has taken a step that appears designed to ease regulatory pressure in Europe by temporarily reopening access to WhatsApp’s …
The wearable technology market is entering a new phase in which devices are expected not only to track health metrics …
The launch of Luma Agents marks another step in the evolution of creative artificial intelligence as companies move beyond isolated …
The release of GPT-5.4 marks another step in the rapid evolution of professional AI systems and shows how the competition …
The rapid expansion of the obesity-treatment market is forcing pharmaceutical companies and employers to rethink how the next generation of …
The debate about whether artificial intelligence will destroy jobs or create new opportunities continues to intensify across Europe. Recent observations …
The political controversy surrounding New York Assembly member Alex Bores illustrates how artificial intelligence policy is rapidly becoming a major …
The discovery of the Coruna exploit toolkit targeting iPhones running outdated versions of iOS highlights a deeper structural risk within …
The race to fund artificial intelligence startups has reached a level of intensity that is reshaping how venture capital deals …
Xiaomi’s decision to test humanoid robots inside its electric-vehicle factories highlights a broader transformation taking place in advanced manufacturing. The …
