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Op-ed: As AI outputs flood the Internet, diverse human perspectives are our most valuable resource.

Just as it’s introducing the option to use GenAI models like OpenAI, Runway, and Google, Adobe is letting creators draw a new line in the sand between their work and AI.

Where are you on your gen AI journey?

Gartner predicts that by 2028, 1 in 4 job candidates will be imposters. Here's how to spot AI deepfakes.

Women adopt and use GenAI tools less than men, affecting productivity and women's careers. This piece unpacks why the gap exists and offers strategies for closing it.

New research reveals people are primarily using generative AI for therapy, companionship and life organization rather than technical tasks like coding or content creation

Breaking Bias is trying to create more representative generative AI stock image libraries.

Master this technology before it becomes your master.

Combination of bad attitude, clever tech and more rights for workers makes hiring youngsters less attractive to bosses

Go over everything AI generates to make sure it's accurate, says Phoebe Gavin.

A recruiter has shared a stark warning about the risks of AI after discovering she wasn't interviewing a real person—but a fake AI candidate.

AI is on the rise and scammers have taken advantage of new tools, finding ways to clone voices in order to create compelling scams or even gain access to accounts via voice authentication.

Generative AI is looking to reshape the search landscape forever. Here's how you can leverage its power and efficiency.

Recruiters Hiring managers are relying on AI to sort thousands of applications as tech layoffs and restructuring of the federal government leave many skilled, specialized workers jobless.

AI agents represent the next evolutionary leap beyond generative AI, capable of taking autonomous action rather than just responding to prompts.

Here's what to do instead to help you stand out and land the role, says Jeremy Schifeling, founder of The Job Insiders and author of "Career Coach GPT."

An NHS hospital is pioneering the use of artificial intelligence to diagnose skin cancer, enabling patients to get lifesaving checks for the disease without seeing a doctor. In a global first marking a “new era” of cancer care, staff at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital are now using an iPhone with a magnifying lens to take photos of any suspicious-looking moles, with the image analysed in seconds by an AI app.

Abridge’s AI platform turns patient visits into notes and billing codes—giving doctors back precious time with patients.

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