Whether your company considers using AI to replace workers could be a coin flip, CEO survey finds

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Half of global executives think AI might be used to replace jobs at their businesses, according to a Conference Board survey.

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Companies that use AI to replace workers will ultimately lose, Stanford University professor says

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Erik Brynjolfsson, a professor at Stanford University.

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Go to the office 4 to 5 times a week if you're young and want to score a promotion, says a corporate leader

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Business people working in modern office space - stock photo

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Researchers have developed an AI tool that can closely imitate your handwriting style

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The Mohamad Bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence claims to be the first AI university in the world.

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These AI smart grills will help you avoid over-cooking that steak

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AI is the latest job recruiter, and it could cut bias in hiring

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It's possible artificial intelligence could make hiring less biased in areas like tech.

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Deloitte is rolling out an AI chatbot that can help staff answer emails and create presentations

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Deloitte is rolling out a new AI chatbot to help staff with daily tasks.

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A leaked presentation reveals how Microsoft built one of its top generative AI products, from cherry picking outputs to pitching government customers

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

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The top 7 people in artificial intelligence defense

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Shyam Sankar, the CTO of Palantir.

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The top 6 people in artificial-intelligence edtech

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Rachel Thomas, a cofounder of Fast.ai.

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