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The companies seeing real returns from artificial intelligence aren’t winning because they have better algorithms. Rather, they’ve figured out how to change the way they operate, according to a senior lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management and a digital fellow at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy.

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Lately I keep noticing how people talk about ChatGPT. Not “I used ChatGPT” or “I asked an AI,” but “I talked to Chat about it.” Present tense, first name, like a person. I’ve never once said “I talked to Claude” about something I worked through with an AI tool, even though I was, quite literally,…

The artificial intelligence sector continues to dominate investment conversations in 2026, with the global AI market projected to exceed $500 billion by year-end. Major technology companies are aggressively expanding their AI capabilities, creating substantial opportunities for investors who can identify the winners in this transformative space. NVIDIA remains the undisputed leader in AI infrastructure, commanding…

Authority Panda releases guide showing med spas how to optimize online presence for AI tool recommendations. The strategy emphasizes broad, consistent visibility across multiple platforms rather than paid advertising to capture growing AI-driven patient searches.

Artificial intelligence in finance refers to the use of machine learning, natural language processing, and generative AI systems to automate financial processes, assess credit risk, and support decision making across banking, capital markets, and insurance.

The European Commission has published guidelines to assist providers and deployers of artificial intelligence (AI) systems in complying with the transparency obligations of the European Union’s incoming AI Act, which will come into force on August 2, 2026.

The new reference guide outlines the causes, impacts and mitigation strategies for bias in artificial intelligence systems.

It’s a common suggestion parents get from their children. Artificial intelligence (AI) now powers many of the tools kids use every day, from search engines and virtual assistants to chatbots and homework help. However, learning how to use these tools effectively and understanding that the answers aren’t always correct is something kids are still learning.

Back in 1976, the Four Colour Theorem became famous for being proved with computer help, kicking off an argument over whether machines could really contribute to maths.