By positioning AI as a tool that supports employees rather than competes with them, organizations can encourage greater adoption, experimentation and trust.

AI is already helping ordinary people learn, filling roles as a career coach, tutor, translator and therapist. Nearly a third ...

Emerging economies can harness AI to overcome development barriers by leading with agility, navigating change, and optimizing scarce resources.

What does the future of human bodies look like? Viktoria Modesta, a bionic artist, model, singer, innovator and Future Fellow at Georgetown’s Evermay, spoke with “Enable: The Disability Podcast” about ...

While tech is often designed to capture our attention, Ian Bogost argues that AI could help people look away from their screens.

AI agents can now handle tasks, use applications, find information, and complete several steps with limited human input. This shift creates new opportunities for businesses, but it also brings ...

Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, stressed that while AI can expedite information retrieval, it cannot fully address ...

For aid organizations with strained budgets, AI is making it possible to help more people—but it has to be used carefully.

For residents of China’s Xinjiang Province, heading out into the world can involve interacting with artificial intelligence at security checkpoints. There, officials scan residents’ IDs, take their ...

As AI rapidly works its way into the legal system, Prof. Eric Posner is asking a pointed question: What happens when machines fill the role of a judge? That question drives much of Posner’s research ...

In some of medicine’s toughest cases, the hardest part isn’t choosing the right diagnosis. It’s thinking of it at all. Artificial intelligence may now be better at that than doctors, a new study ...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly learning to autonomously design and run biological experiments, but the systems intended to govern those capabilities are struggling to keep pace. AI company OpenAI ...