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That's how it looks as frontier AI firms burn money and warn that the product they make is an existential threat to humanity.

The company's new AI Code of Conduct espouses high-minded goals, but the devil is in the details.

IT leaders have a tendency to throw around the term 'technical debt' during any modernization effort. A new framing may help them communicate the real issues to the C-suite.

This little-known Google Workspace feature lets you bundle together specific documents, files, emails, calendar events, chats, and notes in a single place, then query Gemini about those materials only.

Vision Pro was ahead of the curve. Despite appearances, Meta's still playing catch-up.

A dire warning for retailers, or an unethical side-hustle for IT workers?

AI (business) model collapse can't be far away.

Microsoft's unified Copilot could help enterprises standardize how employees interact with AI across productivity, business applications, data and development tools, while giving CIOs greater visibility into AI application sprawl and consumption ...

'We want to be wherever the user is,' says Deepti Pradeep, Adobe's senior director of agentic AI. More complex functionality will remain in apps such as Photoshop.

The first test of Project Suncatcher will be sent up next week.