According to Fortune, the recent AI stock selloff reflects financial market irrationality, not a failure of the underlying technology. The publication argues AI will transform the world more than the internet did, regardless of Wall Street’s mood. Business leaders are urged to confront staggering ch
The data landscape is undergoing a radical transformation driven by AI advancements. Organizations must adapt to new trends including agentic AI, automated data engineering, and stricter regulations to remain competitive. Here’s what to expect in 2026 and how to prepare.
Tech giants are making massive circular investments in AI companies. Microsoft and Nvidia just committed up to $15 billion to Anthropic, creating strange bedfellows in the AI arms race.
Companies are treating robots as intelligent mobile systems that can adjust to new tasks and work next to people. Amazon’s Vulcan robot uses vision and touch to handle unpredictable product shapes in fulfillment centers.
Microsoft is rolling out Copilot Mode generally for enterprise customers after positive early feedback. The company says other AI browsers force businesses to choose between productivity and security, while Edge offers both through Microsoft 365 Copilot integration.
Tax software giant Intuit is making a massive $100 million-plus bet on OpenAI’s technology. The deal will bring ChatGPT directly into TurboTax, QuickBooks, and other financial products, allowing users to manage taxes and finances through conversational AI.
J. Crew has made a remarkable comeback from its 2020 bankruptcy filing, with technology playing a crucial role. CIO Danielle Schmelkin built systems that increased online engagement dramatically and drove $2.7 billion in 2024 sales. The company now operates more than 580 stores, up from 491 pre-pand
PUBG creator Brendan Greene says he’s encouraged by the gaming community’s rejection of AI-generated content. His studio is building different AI tools focused on helping artists create worlds faster. The comments come amid ongoing controversy over AI use in major games like Arc Raiders and Call of
A comprehensive new AI benchmark reveals that nearly all major language models are more likely to hallucinate than provide correct answers. The findings challenge assumptions about AI reliability in real-world applications where factual accuracy matters most.
Major AI tools including ChatGPT and Google Gemini are providing inaccurate and potentially costly advice on critical consumer topics. The investigation found nearly half of UK adults now use AI for searches despite these reliability issues, with trust remaining alarmingly high.
