Artificial intelligence development accelerates as 11% of voters use AI daily, while tech leaders debate benefits and risks of rapidly advancing technology.

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Mercury reports AI adoption is boosting startup hiring, with 68% expanding teams despite rising costs, blending growth, and flexibility in uncertain times.

NPR reported on the rise of AI deadbots, which are AI avatars of deceased people. As Mashable wrote in May, digital resurrection projects have been in use for a few years, but it's advanced alongside generative AI.

For organizations to flourish, technology leaders must prioritize upskilling their workforce, equipping employees to harness AI’s capabilities effectively.

AI-powered developer tools are helping nontechnical people build programs, but results have been mixed in software development.

The Meta-owned app announced a new AI-powered writing tool that can help you compose messages. Like some of WhatsApp’s other AI features, the writing tool is also built on the platform’s Private Processing technology,

CES 2025 witnessed one of the most astonishing technology reveals in recent memory as a groundbreaking AI stunned attendees with its advanced capabilities. Demonstrated on stage, the AI showcased unprecedented levels of intelligence,

Enterprise technology spending is expected to remain resilient, but allocations will shift towards AI adoption

Many teachers are now incorporating AI into lesson plans, another sign that AI-powered tools are becoming more commonplace in the classroom even as the technology’s advantages and risks are still developing.