Editors' Picks Articles

Ellen Glover

Updated on January 21, 2025

The newly inaugurated president could bring big changes to the artificial intelligence industry, including deregulation, more tariffs and a replacement for Biden’s executive order — all aimed at strengthening America’s position over China in AI.

Eamonn O’Neill

Updated on January 21, 2025

Our expert predicts the biggest changes to look out for as AI’s influence on software platforms continues to grow.

Ellen Glover

Updated on January 21, 2025

With its Cosmos platform, Nvidia is bringing generative AI to the world of robotics, enabling developers to train their machines on hyperrealistic synthetic data.

Mike Hyzy

Updated on January 17, 2025

The question isn’t whether machines will replace us, but how we’ll use our newfound capabilities to become more deeply, magnificently human than ever before.

Matthew Urwin

Updated on January 16, 2025

Is there a link between working from home and depression? Find out how remote work can affect mental health and what you can do about it.

Evan Kraut

Updated on January 09, 2025

Advisory boards empower tech companies to navigate challenges, accelerate growth and achieve sustainable success. Here’s how to build one.

Emmanuel Darras

Updated on January 09, 2025

Low-code and no-code tools offer businesses flexibility at the cost of transparency. But the best system balances these solutions with code-based approaches.

Mike Hyzy and Erik Krisko

Updated on January 02, 2025

By merging the methods of Scrum and CRISP-DM, you can meet the needs of both the data scientist and stakeholder. Here’s how.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on January 02, 2025

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.

Brooke Becher

Updated on January 02, 2025

Cryptojackers aren’t targeting your data or looking to harm your computer. Instead, they’re after your processing power, quietly siphoning it to mine cryptocurrency undetectably in the background.