Tag: Artificial intelligence (AI)

MIT researchers say using ChatGPT can rot your brain. The truth is a little more complicated

MIT researchers say using ChatGPT can rot your brain. The truth is a little more complicated

How artificial intelligence controls your health insurance coverage

How artificial intelligence controls your health insurance coverage

Companies are betting on AI to help lift productivity. Workers need to be part of the process

Companies are betting on AI to help lift productivity. Workers need to be part of the process

AI helps tell snow leopards apart, improving population counts for these majestic mountain predators

AI helps tell snow leopards apart, improving population counts for these majestic mountain predators

Companies haven’t stopped hiring, but they’re more cautious, according to the 2025 College Hiring Outlook Report

Companies haven’t stopped hiring, but they’re more cautious, according to the 2025 College Hiring Outlook Report

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been called the ‘AI Oppenheimer’ – but he dismisses concerns: AI is just ‘processing data’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been called the ‘AI Oppenheimer’ – but he dismisses concerns: AI is just ‘processing data’

Will AI take your job? The answer could hinge on the 4 S’s of the technology’s advantages over humans

Will AI take your job? The answer could hinge on the 4 S’s of the technology’s advantages over humans

AI overviews have transformed Google search. Here’s how they work – and how to opt out

AI overviews have transformed Google search. Here’s how they work – and how to opt out

Why the G7 should embrace ‘federated learning’

Why the G7 should embrace ‘federated learning’

What it is, what it isn’t, who needs it and why it’s hard to define

What it is, what it isn’t, who needs it and why it’s hard to define

How your electric bill may be paying for big data centers’ energy use

How your electric bill may be paying for big data centers’ energy use

We asked over 8,700 people in 6 countries to think about future generations in decision-making, and this is what we found

We asked over 8,700 people in 6 countries to think about future generations in decision-making, and this is what we found