Most Executives Report No Productivity Gains from AI Despite Ongoing Job Cuts
Despite record investments in artificial intelligence, around 90% of executives say AI has yet to improve productivity, while many firms continue reducing their workforce.
Despite record investments in artificial intelligence, around 90% of executives say AI has yet to improve productivity, while many firms continue reducing their workforce.
OpenAI has called on California to strengthen its AI safety bill by expanding oversight and cybersecurity protections amid emerging risks and recent incidents.
Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna demands AI CEOs detail their plans to safeguard jobs and human dignity following discussions with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican.
A congressional report reveals China and Russia dominate production of advanced nuclear fuel critical for new reactors, while the US struggles to meet growing demand.
The USS George Washington nuclear carrier and its strike group have deployed to the Middle East, taking over from the USS Abraham Lincoln after an extended mission in the region.
The Federal Trade Commission has launched an antitrust investigation into Epic, as the healthcare tech leader advances its AI-driven tools during its annual conference.
The United Arab Emirates, especially Dubai, stands at the center of U.S. efforts to tighten economic sanctions on Iran by targeting the financial channels Iran uses to evade restrictions.
Yokogawa launches two high-accuracy clamp-on current sensors designed for confined spaces in electric vehicle testing, supporting wide frequency ranges and versatile instrument compatibility.
US prosecutors broadened the Mabna hacking case, implicating 17 defendants linked to Iranian cyberattacks and a $6 million Bitcoin ransom demand against HBO.
Nvidia introduces a linear mapping technique that transfers memory between AI models, reducing compute costs and latency in multi-model AI systems without recomputing conversations.