OpenAI CFO Signals the End of AI’s Hype Era
For much of the past two years, artificial intelligence has been surrounded by constant hype.
For much of the past two years, artificial intelligence has been surrounded by constant hype.
As the world gets ready to focus on the snowy slopes and ice rinks of northern Italy, cybersecurity experts are issuing a serious warning:
The European Union is set to adopt its strictest approach yet against Chinese technology providers, marking a significant shift from cautious advice to enforceable rules.
For the first time since ChatGPT entered the public eye, OpenAI is set to introduce something its users have never seen within the product: advertising.
When "AI PCs" became a hot topic in early 2024, they were advertised as a big change in personal computing.
Google is expanding the role of artificial intelligence in education with a new feature that allows teachers to turn lesson materials into podcast-style audio episodes directly within Google Classroom.
Microsoft is officially joining the race to turn AI chatbots into shopping assistants.
OpenAI is preparing to take ChatGPT far beyond its origins as a conversational chatbot.
Artificial intelligence became impossible to ignore in 2025.
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup, xAI, is making a direct move into the enterprise software market with the launch of two new subscription tiers designed for professional use: