Can artificial intelligence reshape healthcare without deepening inequalities or outpacing the rules designed to govern it?

While artificial intelligence has long supported higher education research initiatives, it’s now expanding into areas that touch student data. Examples include face recognition in surveillance cameras ...

AI is changing the way doctors diagnose health conditions and treat patients. There’s a lot of optimism about its potential for improving health outcomes. However, because AI requires massive amounts ...

Tracking people with AI facial recognition technology. The race for AI supremacy is intensifying on multiple fronts, with countries, enterprises, and investors driven by the fear of being left behind.

Some claims on social media suggest tech companies like Meta, Google and LinkedIn are using your personal data to train their AI tools. Our partners at PolitiFact looked into how they are actually ...

High-quality AI outcomes largely depend on how data is captured, ingested and contextualized, especially in AI that is purpose-built for your industry.