Generative AI tools have become hugely popular but some experts worry about the effect they have on the brain.

To use artificial intelligence at work, you can begin by imagining the things you can stop doing, the things you can do better and the new things you can do. Imagine the future of your job. Now ...

In 2026, generative AI is firmly embedded in workflows across many larger organizations. Meanwhile, millions of us now rely on it for research, study, content creation and even companionship. What ...

Generative AI is changing how teams create, plan, and communicate at work. It can draft reports, summarize data, and even help design new ideas in seconds. But as its use grows, so do the challenges ...

Emerging research is looking at the impact AI use has on our brains and whether it is just making us lazy or rewiring our neural pathways. Here's what the studies say.

AI’s promise was it would liberate us from busywork. Instead, it’s becoming a new dependency. Maybe it’s an email you didn’t feel like writing. A brainstorm you didn’t feel inspired to lead. Code that ...

Two key applications for Gen AI have emerged: As a universal translator and as a tamer of unstructured data. Grounding AI in verified data sources prevents inaccuracies and ensures safety in ...

What generative AI typically does best—recognize patterns and predict the next step in a sequence—can seem fundamentally at ...

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While the school board is in the process of developing a policy, the discussion of AI usage was the topic of a debate at B-CC ...

The potential for generative AI and large language models to take the complexity out of the smart home, making it easier to set up, use, and manage connected devices, is compelling. So is the promise ...