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ActivTrak's latest research finds heavy AI users working longer and switching apps more often, contradicting its earlier findings of productivity gains and highlighting how difficult it is to measure AI's real impact on work.

With high prices drastically slowing new PC sales, a quarter of Windows devices are still running Windows 10.

Just in time to help stimulate iPhone sales in China.

Patching gaps created by AI is becoming a big IT management challenge. Smplify COO Ben Greiner explains his company's approach.

You told your chatbot everything, and the AI company went bankrupt. What now?

A new phishing campaign disguises credential theft as an invitation to a private AI event, using GoTo Webinar branding, a Zoom-style registration page, and convincing Google and Microsoft login spoofs.

Apple hasn't replaced the traditional Mac interface with touch; it has instead augmented the core OS with it.

Anthropic wants California's attorney general empowered to seek court-ordered suspensions of dangerous models, while OpenAI favors mandatory shutdown controls enforced by developers.

Otter's new AI mode helps users prepare for meetings, generate documents, and carry out follow-up tasks across third-party apps including Salesforce, Jira, and Gmail.

The difference in token usage can be 17 times greater for certain languages, driving up costs and reducing context.