Ryne Sherman believes AI can democratise psychometric tests previously reserved for job candidates with deep pockets. I tried his app for myself.
The marketing tech company Xtremepush expects its revenue to hit €40m as it grows by 30% this year. Its CEO explains how AI is helping it reach its global ambition.
The former FCC chair discusses big tech and AI, the need for a new approach to regulation in the US, and mounting pressure on broadcasters ahead of the US midterms.
The iPhone maker for years bullied flash-storage makers into steep discounts — until AI hyperscalers bid up prices and gobbled up supply, writes Rolfe Winkler, The Wall Street Journal.
Richard Carr ran Accenture Song in Dublin after previously leading the creative agency Rothco. Why has he founded Pacey.ai?
Meta’s CEO feared a proposed billionaire tax would force a major share sale, threatening his voting control, write Meghan Bobrowsky, Laura J. Nelson, and Paul Kiernan, The Wall Street Journal.
Company overhauling creative leadership as it struggles to get domestic audiences to watch more, write Ben Fritz, Jessica Toonkel, and Joe Flint, The Wall Street Journal.
The country is drafting a law to prohibit the use of these devices in some locations due to privacy concerns, writes Andrea Figueras, The Wall Street Journal.
The Government will host the International AI Summit in October. We should seize this opportunity to create a practical and safer vision for AI that serves the people of Europe, our businesses, and public institutions.
Globally, there seems to be a desire to keep the genie in the bottle around autonomous weapons. Ireland, for its part, wants to prohibit the development of systems that do not comply with international humanitarian law.
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