Works Foundation CEO Mike Rowe joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss President Donald Trump's investment in artificial ...

People have worried that computers will take their jobs for at least a decade, but those fears have felt more realistic than ever over the past year as artificial intelligence has begun to overhaul ...

AI’s rapid adoption has sparked a very human concern among many in the white-collar workforce: job displacement. But are ...

While AI can now write better code, people are lacking vital hands-on skills such as electrical work, CNC operations and ...

While AI can now write better code, people are lacking vital hands-on skills such as electrical work, CNC operations and ...

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas has made a striking forecast: his company’s AI-powered browser “Comet” could soon replace ...

A July 3rd article in The Wall Street Journal by Chip Cutter and Haley Zimmerman titled “CEOs Say It Loudly: AI Will Wipe Out Many Jobs” inspired me to revisit the topic.

The Perplexity AI CEO has urged young people to ditch social media and learn AI tools, warning that those who don’t adapt may ...

The president also called for agency guidance to enable employers to offer tax-free reimbursement for AI-related training.

The “Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit” offered plenty of upbeat messaging for U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, President Donald Trump, and the energy and AI industries.

This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘Return of the stonk’ Marc Filippino Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Friday, July 25th, and this is your FT News ...

Will AI replace or complement what white-collar workers do? The answer is likely both and will depend on the role.