Technology

Statements to the media by executives at both OpenAI and Meta suggest that some ability to plan ahead will be incorporated into AI chatbots.

While the technological advances are remarkable, the promises of AI do not square with what we have learned in over 40 years of research in organisational psychology.

AI technology is remarkable. But there are concerns about its benefits and ethical implications, and how it can sometimes raise eyebrows.

In this week's edition: everyone wants some of Nvidia's AI chip money with Apple, Intel, Google and Meta all unveiling their latest offerings.

Google, the tech giant that made a $112.3 billion net income in 2023, is considering introducing a paid model for its AI search capabilities.

The practice of AI washing isn’t totally new. It follows the same idea as greenwashing, where companies pretend to be eco-friendly to attract investors and consumers.

This week: Andrew Leigh on AI and big data, David Pocock's proposal, CSIRO reports and Adobe's new products.

When we chat with someone online on the dating apps, we cannot know if their answers are written by a chatbot. We also can’t know if someone's photos have been produced with the help of an AI image generator.

Here's how small businesses can leverage AI technologies to augment human capabilities and enhance business performance.

If we don’t learn from current problems with digital exclusion, it will likely spill over into people’s future experiences with AI.

This week: Microsoft taps Inflection AI to head a new division in-house and Nvidia unveils even more powerful chipsets.

A new nationally representative survey has revealed Australians are deeply concerned about the risks posed by artificial intelligence.