In the decade since the neural architecture version of Google Translate and the invention of transformer architecture for neural networks, we have experienced the most rapid technological breakthroughs since at least World War II, and possibly ever.

A typical Halloween display is leveling up with artificial intelligence, giving the haunted characters stories and the power ability to talk to visitors.

AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude stand apart from search engines because of their conversational, chat-based design.

In a world where technology is advancing at breakneck speed, the workplace is undergoing a seismic shift. Amazon is stepping up its game, aiming to integrate automation into over half a million positions within the next ten years. With giants like Walmart and UPS making substantial investments in robotic systems, the road ahead is paved with both challenges and opportunities.

Seeking a reset after burnout, Julie Neis let ChatGPT choose her next home. Its answer — Uzès, in southern France — has given her the peace she was searching for.

Taiwan Semiconductor has an exciting technology entering production.

Circular investments contributed to the dot-com crash.

The U.S. government is doing nothing to prepare Americans for the coming shock.

State education officials have long lagged behind tech developments, and now they’re playing catchup on establishing guidelines for AI use in K-12 classrooms. At the same time, polls find declining support for AI in the classroom.

AI adoption is in the early stages, but it could be implemented in ways that boost the economy, economist Mark Zandi writes.