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Apple’s vice-president of artificial intelligence will be replaced by a top Microsoft executive as the iPhone maker struggles to recover from a slow start in the race to harness advanced AI.

This week, Richard Waters, FT columnist and former West Coast editor, talks with MIT Technology Review’s editor at large ...

AI hallucinations typically fall outside standard cyber cover, which is triggered by security or privacy breaches. So-called ...

That sent tech stocks soaring, after they had slumped earlier on fears that AI valuations are in bubble territory. In other ...

The net revenue retention rate — a measure of how successful a company is at increasing spending from existing customers — is ...

China’s push to release open models comes in stark contrast to the “closed” approach of most of the biggest US tech companies ...

Nvidia’s shares had fallen 11 per cent from their peak in early November before Wednesday’s earnings report. SoftBank’s sale ...

Apple has hemorrhaged around a dozen artificial intelligence staff to rivals since January, making it one of the prime victims in Silicon Valley's fierce AI talent war, reports the Financial Times.

Anthropic, OpenAI and Cohere are recruiting for so-called forward-deployed engineers, a new job for generative AI companies, as part of a push to generate more revenues by installing specialists ...

In the past year we have moved from the theoretical possibility of widescale AI-enabled voice phishing — or vishing — scams ...