A new LinkedIn report shows 44% of employees say their companies now expect them to use artificial intelligence, but three-quarters of U.S. professionals believe human judgment cannot be replaced.

LinkedIn Corp. will resume training its generative AI models on information about non-US users after a nearly year-long halt ...

Read AI on Wednesday rolled out a new “Agentic Workflow Suite.” The company is led by David Shim, who won CEO of the Year ...

First off, LinkedIn has partnered with Duolingo on a new integration that will enable LinkedIn members to display their Duolingo Score directly on their LinkedIn profile. As you c ...

The platforms most commonly used by employers seeking employees include LinkedIn Recruiter, used by 47%, and general social media, also cited by 47%, according to a survey of 1,000 companies released ...

The Seattle-based biotech company aims to make new drug discovery faster and cheaper by using AI to simulate the results from ...

AI assistants like Microsoft Copilot are already rewriting your professional reputation — here's how to take control of your ...

Will artificial intelligence destroy undergraduate business education? As business school economists, we see the anxiety firsthand. If AI can prepare a balance sheet, price assets, and develop ...

Zoom announced AI Companion 3.0 with "agentic AI" capabilities at its Zoomtopia conference, but faces the challenge of ...

Three years after Chat GPT ignited the AI boom, the business is all about trillions. The market value of Microsoft, whose ...

India is already Open AI ’s second-largest market by number of users and could soon be its biggest. In August Open AI ...

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