Experts tell Newsweek there’s a new “problem” emerging when it comes to artificial intelligence.

Breaking Rust adds to a growing list of artists either found to be or suspected to be fueled by generative AI.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping weather forecasting by learning from decades of them – not by rewriting the laws of physics, according to one expert.

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The AI boom is slated to reach new highs during 2026.

Google has introduced a new set of AI-driven shopping features across Search and the Gemini app, offering conversational product searches, local stock checks through automated calls and an agentic checkout system that can track prices and complete purchases. Here’s everything you need to know.

The European Union is set next week to kickstart a rollback of landmark rules on artificial intelligence and data protection that face powerful pushback on both sides of the Atlantic.

Despite a sharp pullback in major artificial intelligence tech stocks like Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR), and Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA), the downturn appears to be a brief panic …

Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is the top stock on our list of the most fantastic stocks every investor should pay attention to. The company is expected to report earnings on November 19, and, as was the case for some recent quarters, Nvidia’s earnings will serve as a bellwether for the trajectory of AI and high-performance computing demand. […]

The forecasts are eye-popping: utilities saying they’ll need two or three times more electricity within a few years to power massive new data centers that are feeding a fast-growing AI economy. One burning question is whether the forecasts are based on data center projects that may never get built — eliciting concern that regular ratepayers could be stuck with the bill to build unnecessary power plants and grid infrastructure at a cost of billions of dollars. Meanwhile, consumer advocates are finding that ratepayers in some areas — such as the mid-Atlantic electricity grid, which encompasses all or parts of 13 states stretching from New Jersey to Illinois, as well as Washington, D.C. — are already underwriting the cost to supply power to data centers, some of them built, some not.