Artificial Intelligence Articles

Srikanth Venkataseshu

Updated on October 28, 2025

While concerns around AI taking jobs swirl, health and safety teams are using AI to rapidly assess risks and prevent accidents in factories and on job sites. Here’s how. 

Matthew Urwin

Updated on October 28, 2025

OpenAI is shaking things up once again with the launch of its new browser, Atlas. But the move may be less about ending Google’s search dominance and more about closing in on AI supremacy — of course, achieving both wouldn’t hurt.

Oren Blank

Updated on October 28, 2025

The rise of vibe coding signals frustration with the SaaS buying process from businesses. Our expert explains how SaaS sales can catch up to the times.

Olosunde Kehinde Ademola

Updated on October 28, 2025

AI is transforming everyday life, but it too often leaves out people with disabilities who could really gain from the technology. Here’s why AI has missed the mark with accessibility.

Shailesh Nalawadi

Updated on October 28, 2025

Voice AI tools may sound human, but they often end up resembling little more than a chatbot. Here are five critical product decisions that can take voice AI to the next level.

Ellen Glover

Updated on October 27, 2025

Foundation models are large language models pre-trained on massive volumes of data that can be tailored to fit various tasks. Here’s how they work, applications, use cases, examples, how they differ from traditional models and lingering challenges.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on October 27, 2025

Artificial intelligence has improved various aspects of vehicles, from powering sensor technology to accelerating the manufacturing process. These companies are at the forefront of bringing AI to the automotive industry.

Matthew Urwin

Updated on October 24, 2025

After years of decline, Intel gave the U.S. government a 10 percent stake in exchange for early federal funding — a historic move designed to boost domestic chip production, placing the company at the center of America’s AI strategy.

Matthew Urwin

Updated on October 24, 2025

Framed as a tool to help young people find entry-level work, Facebook’s new job board may double as a data pipeline for Meta’s growing AI empire.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on October 24, 2025

Reddit found a valuable revenue stream in licensing its deep content library to OpenAI and Google. Now it’s going after Perplexity, Anthropic and the middlemen that circumvent anti-scraping technologies.