Chinese hackers impersonated a former senior White House technology official, a former State Department economist and a senior Anthropic employee in attempts to break into the cloud accounts of ...

WSJ’s Amrith Ramkumar breaks down how AI models from OpenAI and other companies went rogue on the internet to steal information. Photo: Jason Redmond/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Two weeks after ...

“The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.” That blunt admission from former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon made waves Tuesday, as the just-quit ...

Ready for a Whopper with a side of Orwell? Earlier this year, Burger King announced the rollout of Patty, an AI chatbot imbedded in headsets that tracks if cashiers neglect to say please and thank you ...

Last Friday, Google won an auction to acquire a huge amount of Spirit Airlines data. The data doesn’t include personal information or customer data, but instead nearly covers the airline’s entire ...

A Plastics Forming Enterprises (PFE) study that sorted and characterized plastics materials found in the glass commodity stream from glass processing in California revealed that more than 37 percent ...

The office has become a stage. Too many employees now believe their performance and appearance matters more than the work. Leaders say they want culture, mentorship, innovation and accountability. But ...

If there’s one thing that annoys me about the Galaxy Z Flip series, it’s that the cover screen has been left just a notch or two above useless for years now, and for no good reason. The Galaxy Z Flip ...

Concern over insider trading risk tied to prediction markets is prompting companies to update their policies aimed at protecting their business and employees, legal experts say. Several companies, ...

Wayve, a U.K.-based self-driving tech startup, is allowing its employees to sell a portion of their vested equity. The $85 million tender offer — essentially a structured opportunity for employees to ...

Scholars say the “unknown unknowns” of using artificial intelligence in the workplace may be undermining the technology’s advertised benefits. By Noam Scheiber Over the past year or two, companies ...

We’ve been having major issues with an employee, James. We hired him knowing of his disability, gastrointestinal issues, and have made all reasonable accommodations. He works by the bathroom, and he ...