Craig Hale

AI companies are perceived as being worse than Big Tech, but they're not quite as unpopular as social media companies.

New California bill requires humans to verify and provide proof for automated decisions to discipline or fire workers.

Many data centers won't disclose their energy and water consumption publicly, and the EU makes accessing this data difficult.

Anthropic releases full official version of Claude for Government.

Workers say AI is making their jobs more complex, but PwC argues we need to fundamentally redesign work for this new era.

After offering Easy Switch for Google Workspace, Proton is now helping Microsoft 365 admins move over to Proton Workspace.

OpenAI has replaced Library with a new shared Spaces environment to help humans collaborate with ChatGPT and Dots.

Shortly after Meta put its autonomous Muse agents in the hands of consumers, SMBs are also getting access.

Eligible ChatGPT users can now use Dots – individual, always-on agents that proactively work toward goals you set.

OpenAI had been planning on releasing GPT-6.1 Astra within weeks, but its launch has now been paused due to safety concerns.

Nvidia admits telling agents not to do something isn't enough – so it's implementing software and hardware safeguards.

Applicants don't seem to be too comfortable with AI screening processes, and recruiters are now battling higher quantities of applications.

The Netherlands' first migration will likely involve replacing Windows with NixOS – its Foundation is located within the Netherlands.

While AI might not be behind graduate unemployment, remote working could be, and the two have closer ties than you might think.

Currently in beta, Excel can now include entire lists within a single cell and still understand that they contain multiple values.

After failing on a pretty simple task, these AI agents started seriously ramping up the aggression to obtain publicly available data.

DataOne data center accused of running 62 natural gas generators without valid permits.

Business leaders are using AI for decision-making, but knowledge workers are barely using it to create documents.

Acknowledging the region's transformation, Microsoft commits $10bn+ to strengthen resilience and local infrastructure.

Gemini wants its business users to add avatars to customer experiences to make interactions feel more... human?

US citizens are feeling worse about data centers than they were just half a year ago, and it doesn't matter which party they vote for.

Many enterprises don't have the safeguards in place to prevent AI from using excessive compute, tokens and more.

Amazon is reportedly targeting ex-workers with a new recruitment drive to get them back into cloud, AI and ML roles.

New European rules could mean that even more data centers need to report how much energy and water they're using.

America is struggling to fill its semiconductor manufacturing facilities, but it's offering to pay workers six-figure salaries.