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Getting AI right requires more than a technology shift - it requires a mindset shift

By Blair Hasforth Published

Why successful AI adoption requires organizations to shift their mindset

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Chinese AI models threaten US industry by being up to 90% cheaper — and they're driving Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic out of the open market

By Craig Hale Published

In the space of a year, US AI model share has dropped considerably as cheaper Chinese alternatives take their places.

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Fitbit users are sick of Google Health’s food-tracking AI hallucinations

By Alex Blake Published

Fitbit users are reporting Google Health’s AI logging wildly incorrect food metrics.

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Who will win the AI race?
US and AI bosses ask G20 not to regulate AI because it could hurt America's bottom line

By Craig Hale Published

The Carolina Principles call for existing laws to be applied to AI wherever possible, and China has reportedly signed up.

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The AI layoffs may have finally ended, and businesses might be hiring more workers just to be able to use AI effectively

By Craig Hale Published

New data reveals that AI-induced mass layoffs are slowing down – but companies are still thinking about their recruitment carefully.

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Developers turned AI against the C-suite

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

OpenExecutive turns corporate enthusiasm for replacing workers with AI into a test of how replaceable executives might be

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'The disguise becomes part of the answer key': Researchers find that AI is redefining what human writing means by self-correcting itself

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

An analysis of 18,989 abstracts finds AI-associated vocabulary is rising sharply, complicating efforts to distinguish machine-influenced language from human writing.

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I used ChatGPT to screen my inbox for the afternoon — here's how it went

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

I tested ChatGPT’s event-triggered tasks by letting it screen my Gmail for an afternoon.

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AGI may not matter, but Skynet's no threat either

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

Jensen Huang may be right that AGI no longer matters, but today’s ordinary AI misuse poses a more immediate threat than any Skynet scenario

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The AI layoff narrative is missing the real story

By Murad Salikhov Published

Fintech blames AI for layoffs, but the real story is cost-cutting, weak returns, and unproven innovation.

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