Artificial intelligence is no longer waiting politely outside the office door; it is already answering customer questions, cleaning up emails, digesting documents, drafting code, preparing lesson plans and reshaping who looks capable at work. The real story is not that machines are coming for every job tomorrow. It is that the workplace AI divide is hardening today, separating workers…
DC is now one of the first cities to require generative AI training for government employees. The required course offers prompting basics, and covers risks inherent when using the tech. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s mandate applies to workers across the public sector, including teachers, unemployment claims examiners and city council staff. Within 90 days of being…
One-third of consumers would buy directly through ChatGPT and other generative AI platforms rather than click through to a retailer’s website, according to data from Kantar The data also highlighted that one in four consumers asked AI for product recommendations. Kantar reported that 15 per cent of the general public claimed that if AI didn’t…
Alarum Technologies, a leading provider of data solutions, has reported strong financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025. According to CEO Shachar Daniel, the company saw revenue growth of 60% in Q4 2025 compared to the same period last year, with full-year revenues reaching nearly $41 million, up 28% from 2024. This…
In recent months, some of the major players in science fiction and popular culture have been taking firmer stances against generative AI. Separate decisions by San Diego Comic-Con and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) illustrate the depth of AI opposition within some creative communities — though they’re certainly not the only ones,…
With the recent launch of tools like OpenAI’s Codex, Anthropic’s Claude Agent, and the upcoming support for these tools right in Xcode, the market for single-purpose apps might not be long for this world. Here’s why. Despite my best on-and-off efforts over the last two decades, every single time I decided to learn to code,…
