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EY's AI leader says cost-cutting represents the 'smallest' ROI on AI for companies

Dan Diasio, EY's global consulting AI leader, said that leaders are leaning into an area with the "smallest level of return."

Apple's Siri AI is both cool and 2 years too late

OpenAI and Anthropic have been locked in a hype battle promoting their agentic AI tools for both coders and office workers.

Verdantix's Atlas Keeps AI Errors Out Of Procurement

Verdantix launches Atlas with analyst validation to counter Gen AI errors in procurement, helping buyers map vendors and create audit-ready shortlists

This 19-year-old sold his $30 million AI calorie-tracking startup. Now he's tackling doomscrolling.

MyFitnessPal acquired Cal AI, an AI-powered calorie-tracking app that 19-year-old Zach Yadegari cofounded while he was in high school, last year.

Donut Lab's solid-state battery claim debunked by Ziroth

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Airbus plans German-led alliance to replace doomed fighter jet

Group of eight companies wants to develop a sixth-generation fighter jet for Europe

Apple Vision Pro users can ponder the Siri orb.

WWDC 2026: All the news from Apple's developers conference

What Aristotle can teach us about AI-enabled quantitative investment

Unexpectedly, according to one broker, the answer is not nothing

Perplexity's CEO says it's still aiming for a 2028 IPO, regardless of how OpenAI and Anthropic fare

Investors are closely watching whether OpenAI and Anthropic can justify their lofty valuations.

Sam Altman said automating everything will be 'unfulfilling' and 'dangerous'

Sam Altman and Jakub Pachocki said AI is making the roles of applying human judgment more important.

What smart people in tech and business are saying about Apple's AI news and child safety measures

Tech and business leaders are weighing in on Apple's AI updates across its ecosystem, including on Siri and child safety.

Why the film industry needs franchises like Star Wars

Blockbusters keep cinemas open and leave room for quirkier originals to thrive