Amazon’s genAI push continues with new seller tools: The retailer released Project Amelia, an AI assistant to help sellers with queries and troubleshooting, alongside other features to improve the merchant and customer experience.
With digital twins ready to revolutionize 24/7 sales, RepAI faces the dual challenge of customer AI distrust and ethical concerns.
New AI tools promise to boost Shorts content, but a flood of formulaic videos could make creators disappear in the algorithm noise.
Its silent data collection for AI training stirs concerns over how platforms prioritize corporate gain over user rights.
Lionsgate breaks down the doors of AI in Hollywood: The studio will feed its films into an AI model in a partnership with Runway.
The ambitious project aims to supercharge data centers, but the looming energy impact raises sustainability concerns.
The bills defend actors’ rights and require clear labeling of AI-altered election ads as deepfakes become a growing concern.
An upcoming feature in Search will help identify AI-generated images, a critical step as election-related disinformation grows.
With AWS and Pentagon deals, Intel is trying to bounce back in the AI chip market after steep financial losses.
With AI delays and sluggish preorders, the iPhone 16 launch is testing investor patience and could signal trouble ahead for the tech giant.
The gap is closing between AI customer service agents and humans, according to Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff: But customers have plenty of concerns—including their shrinking ability to access human assistance and the possibility of hallucinations.
Salesforce’s AI agents are tackling real business decisions, marking a major shift toward secure, automated workflows across industries.
Major retailers like IKEA, Walmart, and ThredUp are launching peer-to-peer resale marketplaces, aiming to capture a slice of the booming secondhand market. This trend comes as US marketplace ecommerce sales are projected to surpass $500 billion next year, according to our forecast.
Advertisers embrace AI in content strategies: AI is becoming essential in advertising, with 57% of advertisers using it for investment decisions and nearly 70% open to AI-generated content.
Most healthcare AI startups want to sell their solutions to health systems: But these tech companies struggle to demonstrate their value prop to potential healthcare provider buyers.
GenAI is testing limits of IT teams, sparking executive concerns: As companies focus on AI, leaders fear basic services may be neglected, raising questions about long-term stability and system support.
A $1.5 billion valuation could intensify pressure to meet investor demands, raising concerns about its balance between AI safety and profitability.
Microsoft, Oracle, and others are expanding data centers to meet AI demand, despite concerns over delayed profits.
OpenAI bets on smarter but slower answers to outpace its rivals in the crowded AI market
With no protections in place, users are vulnerable to widespread data harvesting, highlighting the need for stricter privacy laws.