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theguardian.com - Eric Berger - US companies accused of 'AI washing' in citing artificial intelligence for job losses
US companies accused of 'AI washing' in citing artificial intelligence for job losses
The Guardian

Over the last year, US corporate leaders have often explained layoffs by saying the positions were no longer needed because artificial intelligence had made their companies more efficient, replacing humans with computers. But some economists and…

yahoo.com - Faheem Tahir - NVIDIA (NVDA) Eyes More Efficient Weather Forecasting With the Launch of Three Open-Source Artificial Intelligence Models
NVIDIA (NVDA) Eyes More Efficient Weather Forecasting With the Launch of Three Open-Source Artificial Intelligence Models
Yahoo!

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) is one of the 13 Best Extremely Profitable Stocks to Invest in Now. On January 26, 2026, according to Reuters, NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) significantly strengthened the case for faster, more efficient weather…

nytimes.com - Alexandra Alter - Can AI Chatbots Write Emotionally Rich Romance Books?
Can AI Chatbots Write Emotionally Rich Romance Books?
The New York Times

Last February, the writer Coral Hart launched an experiment. She started using artificial intelligence programs to quickly churn out romance novels. Over the next eight months, she created 21 different pen names and published dozens of novels. In…

salon.com - CK Smith - AI and health dominate Super Bowl ads
AI and health dominate Super Bowl ads
Salon.com

Prior to this year's Super Bowl, ads tailored for Super Bowl audiences have already been released online, and quite a few are leaning heavily into artificial intelligence, telehealth and prescription weight-loss drugs, signaling how deeply tech and…

psychologytoday.com - Arturo Hernandez, Ph.D. - AI in Education Is an Unknown. Humans Are Not.
AI in Education Is an Unknown. Humans Are Not.
Psychology Today

Source: Illustration generated using DALL·E (OpenAI) When I read Hollis Robbins' sharp essay this week, 'The Rumsfeld Matrix,' applying Donald Rumsfeld's famous taxonomy of knowns and unknowns to the crisis in higher education, it caught my…

bloomberg.com - Jeran Wittenstein - AI Fear Grips Wall Street as a New Stock Market Reality Sets In
AI Fear Grips Wall Street as a New Stock Market Reality Sets In
Bloomberg

For months, investors have been growing increasingly anxious about how artificial intelligence will potentially transform the economy. Last week, those concerns suddenly spilled over into the stock market. The culprit was AI startup Anthropic…

salon.com - Nicholas Liu - AI is automating injustice in American policing
AI is automating injustice in American policing
Salon.com

Forty years ago, “ RoboCop ” imagined a world in which a police officer could be recast as a highly efficient, if inhuman, crime-fighting cyborg. Today, in an age when artificial intelligence is promoted as synonymous with modernity…

marketbeat.com - Artificial Intelligence Stocks Worth Watching - February 8th
Artificial Intelligence Stocks Worth Watching - February 8th
MarketBeat

Pelosi's Bullish 2026 Buy List: AI, Power & Dividends Tempus AI, Hut 8, SoundHound AI, BigBear.ai, Fluence Energy, OneStream, and Upstart are the seven Artificial Intelligence stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat's stock screener tool.

bbc.co.uk - Amy Mackrill - I turned myself into an AI-generated deathbot - here's what I found
I turned myself into an AI-generated deathbot - here's what I found
BBC

If a loved-one died tomorrow, would you want to keep talking to them? Not through memories or saved messages, but through artificial intelligence - a chatbot that uses their texts, emails and voice notes, to reply in their tone and style. A growing…

businessinsider.com - Jordan Hart - The '996' work culture taking over Silicon Valley is coming at a 'human expense,' these AI researchers say
The '996' work culture taking over Silicon Valley is coming at a 'human expense,' these AI researchers say
Business Insider

The AI wars are driving a more demanding work culture in Silicon Valley that some insiders worry is burning workers out. A ' 996 ' work schedule, in which employees work six days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., has been well established in China and…

yahoo.com - Sam Ro - Who's winning and losing in the AI revolution
Who's winning and losing in the AI revolution
Yahoo!

We've discussed how, if AI is all it's cracked up to be, the winners in the stock market should extend far beyond the large-cap tech hyperscalers currently building the AI infrastructure. It's still early, but so far, it hasn't been clear who's…

afr.com - Paul Smith - Early Facebook investors back Australian AI that replaces consultants
Early Facebook investors back Australian AI that replaces consultants
Australian Financial Review

As public market investors panic about the existential threats to software firms from the artificial intelligence wave, two 25-year-old Australians think they are on the right side of the shift after convincing some of Silicon Valley's best-known…

thestar.com.my - ANDY CHUA - AI strengthens journalism rather than replaces it, says Lanang MP
AI strengthens journalism rather than replaces it, says Lanang MP
The Star Online

SIBU: Artificial intelligence should be seen as a tool to strengthen journalism rather than replace it, Lanang MP Alice Lau said, as she highlighted the evolving role of technology in the media industry. Lau, who is also Dewan Rakyat Deputy…

seekingalpha.com - David Zanoni - Intuit Stock: AI Fears Are Likely Overdone (NASDAQ:INTU)
Intuit Stock: AI Fears Are Likely Overdone (NASDAQ:INTU)
Seeking Alpha

INTU is incorporating generative AI, notably through Intuit Assist, across its platforms to improve productivity and user experience, mitigating potential disruption. INTU trades at a 19x forward PE and 1.3 PEG, both below sector medians, with…

thestar.com.my - Agnieszka Flak - Olympics-Figure Skating turns to AI to tackle judging controversies
Olympics-Figure Skating turns to AI to tackle judging controversies
The Star Online

MILAN, Feb 8 (Reuters) - After decades of judging ‌controversies, figure skating is turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision technology to try to bring greater consistency and transparency to how performances are scored.

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