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'So much of our health is invisible even to ourselves, and one of the biggest barriers to better health is simply not knowing what's going on,' says Apple’s Dr. Rajiv Kumar, physician-researcher
Asking a chatbot for advice when negotiating a salary could turn around and bite you, researchers found.
When generative AI was just getting going, Microsoft had a healthy head start. So what happened?
A Resume Builder survey found 60% of US managers use AI for key staff decisions, often with little oversight or training.
Though agentic AI offers a lot of promise, poor performance, high costs, and unclear value could lead to projects being canceled without showing ROI, according to Gartner Research.
For most office jobs, AI chatbots only saved about 3% of work time, with little impact on wages or overall economic benefits, according to a new study.
Perplexity managed to use Apple’s own APIs to supersede Siri, Google and everyone else as the iPhone’s best place to get information.
Meta, Google, and OpenAI allegedly exploited undisclosed private testing on Chatbot Arena to secure top rankings, raising concerns about fairness and transparency in AI model benchmarking.
You’re probably thinking about genAI in all the wrong ways. It isn't your fault.
Of the eight chatbots tested, Perplexity performed best and Grok 3 the worst.
Powered by Gemini, Help Me Write is the generative AI writing tool built into Google Docs and Gmail. Here’s how to get the most out of it while avoiding its pitfalls.
A new study comparing whether chatbots or physicians can diagnose patients more accurately and quickly found that AI is more often better at the task.
Even as organizations are racing to deploy AI to gain efficiencies, they're faced with a skills gap that isn't easy to close as needs continually evolve.
Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT and DALL·E are rapidly transforming how we create images, tell stories, and even build entire comic books. In this episode of Today in Tech, Keith Shaw sits down with Michael Todasco—an AI advisor, creative technologist, and visiting fellow at San Diego State University—to examine the explosive growth of AI image generators and the big questions they raise. Tadasco shares real-world classroom experiences showing how fast AI models evolve, explains how new image generation features are unlocking new forms of creativity, and discusses the legal and ethical issues around AI-generated art styles like Studio Ghibli and Disney characters. The conversation also covers how AI is being used to make pitch decks, logo designs, and slide presentations—sparking a debate about what jobs might be impacted next.