OpenAI plans ChatGPT 'superapp' overhaul ahead of listing, FT reports
June 7 (Reuters) - OpenAI is planning its biggest ChatGPT overhaul yet, aiming to turn it into a "superapp" with coding tools and AI agents to boost revenue ahead of a planned share listing, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
How 1 tech company created 13 new types of jobs because of AI
Box, a Silicon Valley software maker, expects to have more employees, not fewer, as it hires AI architects, AI solutions managers and other new AI-related positions.
High-tech pilgrimages: Hikers on ancient Roman roads get digital help
Italy is using smartphone tech to guide tourists along five historic pilgrimage and trade routes in the Lazio region around Rome, introducing them to lesser-known corners of the country.
Opinion: I tried to sell my house with a chatbot
Over five frantic days, I gambled my family life's savings on a hunch that AI could outperform a real estate agent.
What to expect from Apple’s AI, Siri and iOS 27 launch at WWDC
Apple Inc will unveil a new artificial intelligence strategy on Monday at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, aiming for redemption two years after its first AI rollout was plagued by subpar technology and delayed features.
Emphasis on R&D needed to ensure technological sovereignty, says Chang
JOHOR BARU: The Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry will continue focusing on research and development to ensure the country is well-equipped to face future challenges.
I wrote that, right? People forget using AI for help, research shows
People cannot reliably recall whether or not they used artificial intelligence to create a text after as little as one week, according to a new study.
Netflix names longtime director Jay Hoag as chairman, succeeding Reed Hastings
June 5 (Reuters) - Netflix appointed lead independent director Jay Hoag as chairman of its board, succeeding Reed Hastings, who stepped down from the board of the streaming service he co-founded nearly three decades ago.
Companies push employees to use AI – just not too much
Big companies are goading workers to start using AI. Or they're gatekeeping access to it. The stance is evolving as corporate employers waffle between justifying their investments in artificial intelligence and keeping a lid on usage as computing costs mount.
Inside the British lab hunting for dangers lurking in AI
The government's AI Security Institute, staffed by alumni from OpenAI and Google, is becoming a model for countries grappling with AI's emerging risks.
