A top AI researcher at Harvard's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center describes the good and the bad of patients' increasing use of large language models to research their health. Health systems must ...

Hotel chains are under scrutiny for the suspected sharing of sensitive pricing data. For smaller ones, it’s a reminder to ensure price-based decisions are defensible.

The so-called ugly shoe theory helps explain the appeal. An unexpected, even slightly jarring shoe often disrupts an outfit (in the best way). It prevents a look from feeling overly predictable, ...

Feed algorithms are not politically neutral. According to a recent study published in the journal Nature, using the algorithmic feed on X shifted users' political views toward conservative positions ...

About 48% of Americans say using AI will have a positive impact on their personal finances, according to a recent NerdWallet ...

Researchers identified three distinct brain “biotypes” of ADHD, each with its own chemical signature—offering new clues about why treatment can feel like trial and error.

Advisers face major compliance risks if they can no longer oversee—or explain—their AI output. Financial firms are reporting ...

Two new reports caution that if schools make missteps implementing AI, the results could haunt them for years, locking them into a future largely written by big tech instead of those closest to kids.

Organizations can’t hold an algorithm accountable, but they can hold people accountable for defining intent, scoping ...

Google's new Titans architecture and MIRAS framework enable AI to handle massive amounts of data and work faster.

Political consultants explain how campaigns use voter data, AI and social media metrics to target voters while privacy laws limit access.

And as we lean in further, AI is strengthening our advantage, enabling significantly more automation and value for our customers, embedding our products more deeply into their daily operations and ...