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President Trump Sells Micron Stock and Buys Another Mega-Cap Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock
A financial disclosure from the Office of Government Ethics shows that President Trump's brokerage accounts executed over 500 trades in August. Those accounts are managed by third-party institutions, meaning Trump himself was not responsible for…
The future of workspaces in Asia will depend not simply on how rapidly artificial intelligence (AI) advances.
The future of workspaces in Asia will depend not simply on how rapidly artificial intelligence (AI) advances, but on how effectively economies, businesses and workers adapt to it. For countries such as India, Indonesia and the Philippines, the…
Norfolk uses artificial intelligence to handle thousands of non-emergency calls
NORFOLK, Va. — When someone calls Norfolk's non-emergency line, there's now a good chance the voice answering on the other end isn't human. It's artificial intelligence, and city officials say the technology is already handling more than 40%…
The AI productivity paradox: Why AI is everywhere except in the productivity numbers
In December 2024, just as the AI hype was ramping up, my colleagues Nicole Radziwill, Todd McClees, and I warned in the Harvard Business Review that most enterprises were poorly positioned to benefit from the technology. Our point was that AI isn't…
The AI Stock Market Wobble Is a Reminder: This Time Isn't Different
AI stocks have had a terrible few days as hot inflation raises the cost of finance and threatens the debt-fueled investment in data centers. Investors showed they are alive to one of the big risks in AI, that hopes for trillions of dollars of…
How AI Could Take Over the World
What would it look like if artificial intelligence took control of the world? It might not begin with machines openly turning against humanity in scenes reminiscent of a science fiction movie. It could start quietly, with autonomous systems…
World Bank says 'small AI' could transform developing countries
The World Bank is urging developing countries to kickstart the creation of “small AI” models, which can run on a mobile phone with low connectivity, to reap the full benefits of artificial intelligence. While Silicon Valley big tech…
What are self-replicating 'AI worms', and why is Anthropic worried about them?
Warnings about what artificial intelligence might do in the future – together with alarming reports of what it has gotten up to already – are being issued so quickly that even security experts have difficulty triaging what to worry…
AI-Generated Content Can Plant Fake Memories, Researchers Say
People's trust in AI is taking a dangerous new turn. Researchers are saying that AI-generated photos and summaries are successfully distorting people's own memories. MIT scientist Pattie Maes spoke to the Washington Post about her team's research.
Why metal detecting is booming in the age of social media and AI
Holly Phillips East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire In an age dominated by screens, social media and artificial intelligence (AI), metal detecting enthusiasts say the hobby helps them escape the digital world and slow down. For cousins Lucilla Gray and…
Why metal detecting is booming in the age of social media and AI
In an age dominated by screens, social media and artificial intelligence (AI), metal detecting enthusiasts say the hobby helps them escape the digital world and slow down. For cousins Lucilla Gray and Eleanor Bruce, what started as a hobby during…
We didn't protect children from social media - we have another chance with AI
Earlier this year, Meta reached a landmark settlement with state attorneys general, agreeing to pay up to $17.1 billion, subject to court approval, and make sweeping changes to how Facebook and Instagram operate for young users. The settlement…
Pentagon's AI and autonomy push is in limbo without reconciliation
The Pentagon would also get $67 billion to cover the cost of the Iran war in an $87 billion supplemental request package. Under Hegseth's leadership, the department is trying to revolutionize its procurement process to match the new phenomena in…
What actually motivates AI talent to work for companies
Mark Zuckerberg hand-delivered homemade soup to OpenAI researchers' front doors in an attempt to recruit them. Elon Musk pledged to personally read every SpaceX AI application—no résumé required; pedigree optional. When the…
AI Trade Reversal Pierces Asia's Star Picks-and-Shovels Stocks
A deepening selloff in US technology stocks is exposing a new vulnerability in Asia's artificial intelligence trade: mounting financing costs could choke off the spending needed to sustain the boom, threatening earnings across a supply chain that…
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