A Forbes article details the common, costly mistakes leaders make with generative AI like ChatGPT. Overreliance leads to false info, plagiarism, and security risks. The key is strategic, transparent use.
Accenture is acquiring London-based AI startup Faculty for an undisclosed sum. Faculty’s CEO, Marc Warner, will become the consultancy’s new CTO, and its 400 staff will join the firm.
Fiona Fung, an engineering lead at Anthropic, explains how to get the most from a mentor. Her key advice? Mentees must take ownership and set explicit goals from the start.
A wave of online posts claims Microsoft has rebranded Office to Microsoft 365 Copilot. The reality is more complicated, stemming from a confusing rebrand of a specific hub app that happened over a year ago.
PFAS, the notorious “forever chemicals,” are a massive environmental headache. BioLargo says its new Aqueous Electrostatic Concentrator (AEC) can remove over 99% of them from water, including the hard-to-catch short-chain varieties, for a fraction of the cost of existing methods. The first commercia
A new OpenAI report frames ChatGPT as a healthcare ally, with 3 in 5 U.S. adults reportedly using AI for health tasks. The underlying story is one of a broken system where cost drives people to chatbots.
The American Psychiatric Association has a framework for evaluating mental health apps, but it was built before the generative AI boom. With millions now using tools like ChatGPT for mental health advice, experts say the model needs a major update to address AI-specific risks and benefits.
Amazon has opened up early access to its Alexa+ generative AI assistant to anyone through a website. The move frees the AI from hardware, but it’s a temporary freebie before it gets bundled with Amazon Prime or costs $20 a month on its own.
According to reports, Google is pivoting from flashy launches to deeply integrating its Gemini AI across all products by 2026. This includes replacing Google Assistant, a potential new OS called Aluminium, and a renewed push into AI-powered smart glasses.
The debate inside media companies isn’t just about lost clicks from AI search. It’s a strategic choice between protecting content and remaining a relevant authority in a world where AI summarizes everything.
