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AI may 'exacerbate inequality' at work. Here's how experts think companies should address that
The AI boom could drive unemployment and "potentially exacerbate inequality," said CIMB Group's Pedro Uria-Recio.
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AI is just as overconfident and biased as humans can be, study shows
Irrational tendencies — including the hot hand, base-rate neglect and sunk cost fallacy — commonly show up in AI systems, ...
Musk at Milken Says AI Can Offset Losing Some Government Workers
Elon Musk called the US government inefficient and said artificial intelligence should be used to replace the functions ...
Intimidated by AI? Here’s How to Get Started
It’s 2025, and generative AI is only getting bigger. If you’ve been too intimidated to get into the game, now’s your chance.
Tech tariffs response: AI is mapping world of where products get made, and how much it costs
Tariffs and geopolitics are the No. 1 concern among companies, and AI is being used to map supply chain locations and costs ...
Citadel founder Ken Griffin says AI isn't going to be a game changer for the investment business
"It saves some time. It's a productivity enhancement tool," Griffin said of AI.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Banal AI Vision
As for how it’ll make that money back in the future, the company has been vague, even by the low-clarity standards of the AI ...
Cramming for finals? Try these 5 free AI apps to prep and ace your exams
It's that time of year when all-nighters, study groups, and stress spirals feel inevitable - but they don't have to be. Here ...
'The new battlegrounds for AI supremacy:' 3 things to know about the trade in rare earth minerals
Soaring demand for copper, lithium, and nickel could make the metals more valuable than oil and gas by 2050, Barclays said.
AI Agents Are Hospitals' Newest 'Employees.' We Called Their References.
It's widely considered that this technology could change the way health care organizations function. Earlier iterations of AI ...