A study published this week in Harvard Business Review delivered a finding that might surprise anyone following the AI hype: artificial intelligence tools aren't replacing workers. They're making them ...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is changing our day-to-day lives in many different ways. It allows us to perform research and generate written content faster than ever before; it makes technologies ...

Many brands are already seeing success with AI in marketing—examples include personalized product recommendations, automated ad bidding, and AI-generated content. These innovations allow businesses to ...

Marketing’s real AI advantage won’t come from adopting it quickly, but from defining early and clearly what should never be ...

Artificial intelligence is likely to impact jobs differently, based on the skills workers use everyday. For example, white-collar jobs are most at risk while those requiring more physical ...

What if you could create breathtaking video scenes—complete with lifelike characters, dynamic motion, and surreal effects—without ever touching a camera? Welcome to the world of Midjourney AI, a new ...

The promise of artificial intelligence has moved far beyond theoretical discussions and into practical business applications. According to Emergn research, a staggering 94% of new digital products and ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Personal/ChatGPT AI stories usually highlight either efficiency and productivity tools or ...

Just like a fancy camera doesn't make you a photographer, just having access to powerful AI tools doesn't mean you're getting real value out of them. It's what you do with the tools—how you structure ...

A governance layer (VirtueGov) helps businesses enforce standards, uphold compliance requirements and meet internal policies across AI deployments and agents. The platform also includes tools to ...

According to a Berlin-based nonprofit report, Apple Intelligence showed both racial and gender bias in recent tests.