Indian-American billionaire and Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora has delivered a blunt warning for white-collar workers: Artificial intelligence could wipe out nearly half of the jobs in marketing, finance and human…
For months, Gen Z has been told that artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs. But a new study suggests the real problem may be far more basic: there simply are not enough jobs to go around.
The rapid expansion of AI is driving an unprecedented boom in data center construction, but severe weather and climate change are emerging as major threats to this growth.
The Trump administration is planning an artificial intelligence-driven overhaul of US visa processing and legal immigration services, including a new mobile application aimed at speeding up approvals, reducing paperwork…
Every time someone uses ChatGPT to write a 100-word email, roughly 519 millilitres of water is consumed, almost equal to a standard water bottle.
Artificial intelligence could reshape the American job market so dramatically that political divisions may eventually give way to practical solutions, according to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
India’s top IT stocks, once considered safe long-term bets, are facing one of their toughest tests in years.
Every major technological innovation is initially seen as a game changer. However, as adoption increases, challenges and limitations often emerge. The current debate around artificial intelligence reflects this pattern.
A growing number of tech companies are beginning to question whether the massive cost of generative AI is truly sustainable, even as the industry continues to promote artificial intelligence as the future of work.
For months, the loudest voices in artificial intelligence warned that the technology could wipe out millions of jobs and trigger a white-collar employment crisis.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Tuesday said the rapid rise of artificial intelligence is unlikely to trigger the kind of global jobs apocalypse that many feared, admitting that his earlier concerns about massive white-collar…
US-based technology firm Microsoft has begun scaling back access to Anthropic’s Claude Code among its employees and is redirecting engineers towards GitHub Copilot CLI as surging AI usage drives up enterprise computing…
The debate is no longer about whether artificial intelligence should be controlled. That phase is already over.
Actress Rukmini Vasanth has strongly reacted to certain AI-generated images, falsely claiming to be her, being circulated online.
People are told that learning AI is the only way to survive in today’s job market. Those without AI skills are pushed aside because companies believe they are outdated and replaceable.