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OpenAI giving the U.S. government a piece of the company might not be a public windfall
OpenAI's reported proposal to give the US government a stake in the company raises questions about who should profit from AI.
Chinese robotics company Agibot says ‘in some jobs, workers want to be replaced’ by humanoids
At Agibot's UK launch event, an executive for the Chinese company spoke on its bold vision for the future of work.
Google Maps may soon let you order food from restaurants right in the app
Code found hidden in the latest version of Google Maps for Android points to an AI-powered food ordering system.
‘You fix it by making the secure option just as fast and frictionless as the risky one’: Practical advice on addressing shadow AI
Exclusive Workers clearly have an appetite for AI but personal accounts are still being used – approved tools need to be easy to reach and use.
PC makers are chasing 'creatives'. But who are they? I spoke to Asus and Acer to find out
Creatives want toned-down exteriors and more color-accurate displays. But AI is pushing GPU performance up the priority ladder.
Quote of the day by Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki on AI: "I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself" — decrying the rise of machine-made art
One of the world's most renowned illustrators has previously described the rise of AI-generated content as the end of an era for human creativity
Running on-premise in an agentic world
On-prem AI is costly, slow, and quickly outdated versus cloud-native, continuously evolving models.
SAP wants workers to create new AI-powered jobs, slashes travel and expenses budgets to up AI spend
SAP is cutting unnecessary spend and refocusing its hiring efforts on AI roles amid broader software longevity concerns.
