Jenny Lyons-Cunha
Jenny Lyons-Cunha is a senior staff reporter covering artificial intelligence and data science. Formerly an editor for Built In’s brand studio, she has been writing human interest features since 2013. She holds a B.A. in Literary Journalism from the University of California, Irvine, an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, Nonfiction from San Fransisco State University and an M.S. in Digital Media from USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Her work has appeared in Salon, KIOSK and elsewhere.
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Marked as a national security threat, TikTok was banned by a Supreme Court ruling, shut down and relaunched all in the span of a week. President Trump bought the app a few more months, but its future remains uncertain.
From large-scale supply chain networks to last-mile delivery services, Mumbai is home to some of the world’s most prominent logistics companies.
ASI is a hypothetical form of artificial intelligence that will outperform humans. Experts say its creation is imminent.
Yes, AI’s energy consumption is a problem, as it creates a hefty carbon footprint that grows larger the more the technology is used. Now, companies are working on solutions like more efficient hardware and renewable energy to power their data centers.
Dominating the global tech landscape, these U.S.-based giants shape industries ranging from artificial intelligence to personal computing hardware.
Home to many of the world’s leading logistics companies, Singapore has become a global nexus for trade.
AI trading bots automate market analysis, decision-making and trade execution around the clock, offering significant potential for efficiency and profitability. But they also come with some considerable risks that can lead to substantial financial losses.
Millions of Americans who experience mental illness are unable to access appropriate care. Some believe AI can make the system more efficient.
AI companions offer humans advice, emotional support and even intimacy. They can also help with loneliness and grief. But can a machine truly replicate the depth of a genuine human connection?
For artificial intelligence to be accepted, people need to believe it is fair, reliable and safe to use. Trustworthy AI prioritizes these qualities, ensuring these systems are transparent, dependable and minimize any errors and bias.
AI washing is a marketing tactic where companies misrepresent their AI capabilities to gain attention, customers and funding. By misleading users and inflating expectations, this practice undermines trust in AI, hindering true innovation.
From fitness trackers to music streaming apps, datafication converts users’ actions into valuable insights that help organizations optimize their operations, make predictions and provide more personalized experiences.