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AI-related services have skyrocketed over the past six months on the freelance gig hub Fiverr, according to the company's 2023 Spring Business Trends Index.

Samsung Electronics Co. is reportedly banning employee use of generative artificial intelligence tools, including the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT over security risks.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna projected that some of the company's employee roles will be replaced by artificial intelligence in the years to come.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna and SAP SE CEO Christian Klein discuss growing fears around artificial intelligence's impact on jobs on 'The Claman Countdown.'

Environmental and wildlife groups sued the Federal Aviation Administration over SpaceX rocket operations in Texas. The company's Starship exploded minutes after launch on April 20.

Shares of Uber are higher on Tuesday after the ride-sharing company reported growth in gross customer bookings and deliveries in the first quarter of 2023.

Shares of Chegg Inc. are lower on Tuesday after chief executive Dan Rosensweig said OpenAI's ChatGPT technology interfered with new customer growth at the company.

If China were to gain control of Taiwan's semiconductor plant, the market and security outcomes would be "devastating," Rep. Mike McCaul says from the Milken Institute Conference.

Generative artificial intelligence company Autobound has released a platform that allows businesses to send personalized sales pitches to potential clients in a matter of seconds.

A new AI-powered app, Audo, assesses users’ interests, abilities and experience to provide them with a personalized skill path to launch their careers and allows them to earn money.

The world will see an eye-popping number of jobs around the world shed by 2027, according to a World Economic Forum survey. The total net number of jobs that will be lost will be 14 million.

Billionaire Elon Musk pushed for regulation on artificial intelligence during a recent media appearing, telling Bill Maher it should have "some sort of regulatory oversight."

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is warning that even a "benign dependency" on AI can ultimately be dangerous to civilization as humans forget how to operate complex machines.

"Godfather of AI" Geoffrey Hinton worked on early AI development and made a major breakthrough in 2012, but he now says AI is dangerous and can be used for "bad things."

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have prompted a race among big tech companies to develop chatbots, cloud services, developer tools and more to get ahead of the competition.

Uber's annual list of lost and found items includes items like ankle monitors, Nintendo Switches, dentures, pets, ankle monitors, marijuana, and a fog machine.

Artificial intelligence technologies are already impacting hiring practices. While the tools offer efficiencies, experts warn that relying on AI too heavily presents risks.

A federal judge sentenced a former Apple employee for fleecing millions of dollars from the company, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California.

As Republicans criticize the FTC for seeking more funding, Big Tech giants continue to spend a lot of money lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

Twitter chief executive Elon Musk was an early investor in AI. Despite warnings about advancements in the technology, the billionaire Tesla co-founder is making his own strides.