According to Peter Howitt, artificial intelligence has the power to create both future job loss and future jobs we can’t yet imagine.

Here are three AI bubble terms you may want to familiarize yourself with now. You know, just in case.

Traffic from AI sources like chatbots to retail sites is up nearly 760%, according to Adobe Analytics data.

A new generation of toys powered by artificial intelligence is hitting the marketplace this year, from robots that can hold an entire conversation with your kid or a box that turns verbal descriptions into artwork.

Like in the U.S., tech firms developing AI in China have had a rocky few weeks.

A new McKinsey report finds that artificial intelligence can help companies overcome some of the logistical hurdles that come with navigating tariffs.

Data centers could produce “digital smog” by increasing power plant emissions and relying on backup generators during blackouts.

On Nov. 18th, Merriam-Webster is releasing their 12th edition Collegiate Dictionary, calling it their own “large language model.” Greg Barlow, president of Merriam-Webster says AI can’t do what they do: “AI gives definitions, we write the definitions.”

Operating as a public benefit corporation will help OpenAI attract investors and compete with other tech giants.

Transformative new technology — the internet, the car, the steam engine — historically leads to new, better jobs for humans. What about AI?