A WIRED investigation finds that major players like Activision Blizzard, which recently laid off scores of workers, are using generative AI for game development.

AI can be used to streamline and supplement all kinds of processes that have long frustrated business owners. Here are a few examples.

Tech professionals are doing their best to judge the impact of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly generative AI, on their current jobs.

The marketing landscape is undergoing a significant transformation due to rapid advancements in AI. Amidst this innovation, the crucial role of identity verification is highlighted as essential for ensuring ethical and effective AI use in marketing.

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“I’m not an economist, but I certainly anticipate that a lot of jobs will change,” Mira Murati says.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology is reshaping the job market, posing significant risks to various professions.

From AI that changes customer voices to sound less angry to software that detects employee stress, new tech aims to improve the customer service industry.

Applying for jobs is taxing and time-consuming, but with the right AI prompting techniques, you can supercharge the application process and find your next gig faster than ever.

For job seekers, that demand could mean higher salaries in a field where the average paycheck is already significantly higher than in many other occupations.

55% of leaders say they’re concered about having enough talent to fill roles in the year ahead as AI skills become more relevant than ever before, new study finds.

Digital photography ravaged the business of taking and licensing commercial photos. Some fear AI will kill it off entirely.

Amid fears that tech will erase jobs, more community colleges—and more tech companies—are banking on new two-year AI programs.

Advances in computer vision and machine learning allow robots to perform some of the high precision tasks required to butcher beef and chicken.

More and more businesses are using artificial intelligence, including generative artificial intelligence models ("AI") to perform tasks currently performed by human workers. We don't expect that AI will replace an entire workforce, given AI's tendency to "hallucinate," a term used to refer to AI generating a false response. As such, at minimum, many businesses that rely on AI will nonetheless still need to employ human workers to oversee AI outputs.

Intelligence augmentation shows that human + AI is an ideal partnership — and the future of white-collar work

Intelligence augmentation shows that human + AI is an ideal partnership — and the future of white-collar work

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) analysis shows that AI job displacement will be gradual, with only 1.6% of worker wages in the US economy capable of automation and 23% of those tasks feasible to automate.