A survey of the city’s ads shows an ecosystem selling real products with real swagger, while sidestepping safety, job loss, ...

"Computah? Make these guys super gay and horny." ...

If the AI boom ends up a bust, it won't be nearly as brutal as the dot-com crash, Igor Pejic says. The "Tech Money" author said Big Tech's self-reliance, varied businesses, and deep pockets help.

A version of this story appeared in CNN Business’ Nightcap newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free here. Oracle is reportedly laying off thousands of employees, adding to an already long ...

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas is coming under fire for arguing people should embrace being replaced by artificial intelligence since they don’t like their jobs, anyway. The co-founder of the San ...

PHILADELPHIA, PA — Mick Cronin won the battle against Dan Hurley over who would receive a technical foul first. The UCLA men's basketball coach was assessed a technical foul at the 4:41 mark of the ...

The data, gathered by San Francisco-based recruitment data site Glassdoor, shows that in the last month, the share of employees reporting that they have positive outlooks for the next six months of ...

Over-regulation of U.S. tech companies could harm EU participation in the AI economy, U.S. ambassador to the EU told CNBC. "If you regulate them off the continent, you're not going to be a part of the ...

Artificial intelligence tools are evolving rapidly, and local meetup groups are helping Pittsburghers keep up. “Our goal for the monthly nexus is to cross-pollinate ideas, foster lateral thinking and ...

In 1964, famed British sci-fi writer Arthur Clarke said computers had the electronic brain of "complete morons" but, in another generation, will eventually "completely outthink their makers." That ...

The tech industry needs massive amounts of electricity. The most overlooked power plant in the United States isn’t a gas turbine or a solar farm: It’s your house. Tech companies are locked into a race ...

AI-powered smart glasses are rapidly moving from consumer convenience to a serious challenge in education, as reports show students increasingly using them to cheat during exams. Once designed for ...