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The flood of AI-generated papers is washing over academic preprint platforms, and Arxiv is fighting back.

Enterprise software giant SAP is taking a bold step into generative AI with its latest breakthrough: RPT-1, an artificial intelligence model designed...

Customer support is about to get a serious AI upgrade. Zendesk just dropped two powerful new tools that could reshape how companies handle digital...

The rising tide of AI-powered academic shortcuts has sparked a heated debate in education technology circles.

Note-taking apps are getting a serious upgrade. Zoho is transforming its Notebook platform with a suite of intelligent features that promise to...

Voice assistants used to be the exclusive domain of tech giants like Apple and Google. Not anymore.

The enterprise AI landscape is getting a strategic upgrade. Process mining giant Celonis and data powerhouse Databricks have announced a partnership...

The tech world moves fast, but human resources might be moving even faster. The Association for Information Management (AIM) just launched its Best...

In a bold move signaling the accelerating enterprise AI race, Cognizant is integrating Anthropic's Claude AI across its entire workforce of 350,000...

The race to make artificial intelligence truly accessible across India's linguistic diversity just got interesting.

Microsoft is pushing the boundaries of AI infrastructure with its latest Azure virtual machine, designed to supercharge machine learning workloads.

The tech world's appetite for AI-powered solutions just got another heavyweight contender.

Google's latest AI model, Gemma, is throwing Silicon Valley into another ethical whirlwind.

Artificial intelligence is pushing boundaries in academic research, but a new tool called Denario might make even seasoned researchers uncomfortable.

The rise of autonomous driving technology has thrust a critical legal question into the spotlight: Who's truly responsible when advanced systems are...

In a dramatic escalation of tensions between AI developers and Japan's gaming industry, major studios are taking a hard stance against OpenAI's video...

The race for artificial general intelligence (AGI) is looking less like a scientific pursuit and more like a high-stakes corporate chess match.

The workplace communication landscape is shifting, and not necessarily for the better.

The holiday advertising season has long been a battleground for creative marketing, but this year, artificial intelligence is rewriting the playbook.

The artificial intelligence investment landscape is showing early warning signs of speculative excess.