Amid layoffs at Microsoft and other large tech companies, experts are debating whose jobs are most likely to be spared.

Job seekers across the country are starting to encounter faceless voices and avatars backed by A.I. in their interviews.

REDMOND, WA / ACCESS Newswire / July 7, 2025 / CoreStack, the global leader in AI-powered next-generation cloud governance, ...

In an unusual twist that exposes growing vulnerabilities in academic peer review, researchers from leading institutions have ...

At this year’s Parix Audio Day conference in Madrid, audiobook execs framed the future as one of opportunity, especially when ...

EY’s Americas CTO questions the idea of mass AI training at work, even as tech giants like Microsoft and Google push ...

Support from big grant makers, an eye for earned revenue, and a CEO who both courts and critiques tech leaders have helped to ...

Samsung has been giving its SmartThings platform many upgrades this year, including Samsung Health sleep reports, automation ...

YouTube is updating its monetization policy to crack down on mass-produced and AI-generated content, emphasizing the need for ...

Alleged air quality expert Daniel Mendoza was the lead author on a paper that was used to justify a bill that blocks SLC's ...

Signs of systemic strain are already visible. Independent schools are moving away from high-stakes public exams (see Bedales ...

Combining low-code, generative AI, and AI-driven guidance, Mentor provides intelligent, context-aware support from ...