Artificial Intelligence
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OpenAI Releases Web Browser to Rival Google Chrome The new browser, known as Atlas, is expected to provide a more personalized experience for users. -
Uber Drivers Can Now Earn Cash Training the Company’s AI Models In between trips, drivers can complete small tasks that will help train the company's AI models. -
Nvidia Reveals New AI Aimed at Training Humanoid Robots The third most valuable company in the world just announced a range of initiatives to make humanoid robots a possibility. -
Nvidia and OpenAI Announce $100 Billion Partnership Nvidia is investing $100 billion in OpenAI, which will then be used to buy chips from the company. -
Nvidia CEO Says Human-AI Teams Are Coming Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has said that humans and AI agents will be working together in future enterprises. -
Anthropic Targets Life Sciences Sector with New Claude Tool With the announcement of Claude for Life Sciences, Anthropic is making a play for the life sciences sector. -
Anthropic and Adobe Launch Even More AI Programs AI tools continue to roll out: Anthropic has a new research integration and Adobe helps businesses create their own models. -
Not Using AI? Microsoft Has Developed a Platform That Can Tell The platform is able to compare AI use both within companies, and against others. -
Arkansas Interstates To Get AI-Powered Vehicle Inspection Tech The developments are part of Arkansas's strategy to modernize freight operations and improve safety. -
Logistics Professionals Using AI Have More Positive View of It September data from Tech.co shows that AI exposure greatly impacts how those working in the sector feel about the technology. -
Landmark California Bill Is First in Nation to Regulate AI Chatbots Three new California bills indicate the AI industry is reaching greater attention from lawmakers after years of rapid growth. -
Report: 7,000 Jobs Lost Last Month Were ‘Specifically’ Due to AI Can AI replace human workers? New numbers from a fresh report shed some light on current tech company hiring practices.