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Palantir CEO Alex Karp is paranoid about Anthropic and OpenAI. That doesn't mean he has nothing to fear.

The Palantir CEO says Anthropic and OpenAI deliver no value and 'steal alpha' from customers. Is he right?

Finding ROI from AI comes from first principles thinking, executives say at Fortune Brainstorm Tech

Finding ROI from AI comes from first principles thinking, executives say at Fortune Brainstorm Tech

At Fortune Brainstorm Tech, executives said that finding value from AI starts with strategy and continues with process reinvention.

Is AI about to take your job? New Anthropic research suggests the answer is more complicated than you think.

Is AI about to take your job? New Anthropic research suggests the answer is more complicated than you think.

Tasks in jobs involving computers and math are 94% exposed to AI. But AI is currently being used for only a third of them. Why?

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At Davos, AI hype gives way to focus on ROI

The hype around generative AI capabilities is giving way to harder questions about productivity gains and bottom-line impact.

Struggling to get AI agents to work? This Google research could help

The researchers found single AI agents do better at sequential tasks, multi-agent workflows at ones that can be done in parallel

Agentic AI moves beyond hype—but true autonomy is still a ways off

At Fortune Brainstorm Tech, leaders from Zillow, Experian, Okta, and Salesforce agreed: Agents aren’t just smarter chatbots. But as early deployments show promise, big questions around security and trust remain.

Why did MIT find 95% of AI projects fail? Hint: it wasn't about the tech itself

The lessons from the MIT study were less about what's wrong with AI models and more about what's wrong with the way companies are trying to use them

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I spent the week at ICML. Here's what is sticking with me.

I spent the week at ICML. Here's what is sticking with me.

At ICML, the AI research elite gather to present papers, chase jobs, and quietly shape the future of the field.

Coding is supposed to be genAI's killer use case. But what if its benefits are a mirage?

Coding is supposed to be genAI's killer use case. But what if its benefits are a mirage?

New research shows that coders vastly overestimated how much more efficient they were with AI help.

It's like collaborating with an alien. Why better than the average human may be the wrong metric for AI performance

It's like collaborating with an alien. Why better than the average human may be the wrong metric for AI performance

Average performance figures can mask critical difference between how AI systems work and how people think.

Why we should all pay attention to what lawyers, auditors, and accountants are doing with AI

Why we should all pay attention to what lawyers, auditors, and accountants are doing with AI

Professionals report finding ROI from AI at a higher rate than those in other industries, but having a clear AI strategy makes a difference, Thomson Reuters survey finds

The insurance sector is getting onboard with AI. But, like other industries, they are quiet about ROI

The insurance sector is getting onboard with AI. But, like other industries, they are quiet about ROI

Allianz and Axa top a new benchmark index of insurance companies' AI prowess.

Why Anthropic's MCP is poised to revolutionize AI-driven e-commerce

Why Anthropic's MCP is poised to revolutionize AI-driven e-commerce

MCP, a new architecture to enable AI agents to work effectively, is poised to transform e-commerce, with PayPal, Visa, and Stripe already on board.

New model features from OpenAI and Microsoft impress—but so too does their platform advantage

New model features from OpenAI and Microsoft impress—but so too does their platform advantage

The new features are impressive—and in a world of intense AI competition, distribution counts too

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No knows what an 'AI agent' is—but there's a growing consensus they aren't living up to the hype

No one can agree on what an AI 'agent' even is—but there's a growing consensus that they are not currently reliable enough or secure enough for many business critical tasks

News media's AI moment—faster news, but fears over business models mount

Most news companies are using AI to tweak existing workflows, not rethink their business models.

Exclusive: Is Claude 3.7 Sonnet jailbreak proof? A new independent report suggest so.

The new Claude won't jump its guardrails. But AI security should not be confused with AI Safety or ethical AI.

Police know facial recognition is biased. They keep using it any way.

Governments are failing to protect us from one of the most obvious harms of AI.

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Exclusive: Corpora.ai unveils a new AI 'research engine'

It's among a growing crop of AI tools aimed at researchers. But inaccurate summaries remain an issue.

AI is having its "We need more power, Scotty" moment

AI's energy consumption is growing, but demand for more power is also coming from manufacturing and electric cars.

Why isn't AI content labeling ubiquitous? A LinkedIn case study shows why

A case study of LinkedIn's experience with C2PA content credentials highlights the tech's ongoing challenges.

At Web Summit, no sign of an AI slowdown

AI application companies are valued on what they can do with today's tech, not on future progress.

Legal tech darling Robin AI raises another $25 million

The success of many AI applications does not depend on the continued progress of AI foundation models.

Anthropic joins OpenAI in going after business customers

The AI startup joins its rivals in launching an enterprise version of its Claude chatbot.

Is GenAI ruining the internet with a flood of fake reviews and bad apps?

Seniors and kids are particularly vulnerable to bad apps while fake reviews are eroding shoppers' confidence.

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