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WILDFIRES raging in Canada this summer not only underscore the severe threat that climate change poses to the country’s ecosystems, but also highlight the deep connection between conservation and economic prosperity — the two must be aligned for both to succeed.

A Tennessee software startup is trying to automate accounts receivable for large contractors, some of whom still deal with paper-based payments.

The FBI is turning to artificial intelligence as a tool to identify threats and fight crime, targeting transnational criminal organizations and drug cartels, Deputy Director Christopher Raia told CBS News on Thursday, three weeks after the bureau released data showing a significant drop in violent crime rates around the country.

Customers rarely think about the technology behind a storefront. They notice whether the site loads quickly, whether the price is right, whether a product is available, and whether the checkout works.

Hundreds of millions of primary and secondary students are starting their schools for the new academic year this month. But the advent of Artificial Intelligence is changing the students’ learning process.

Artificial intelligence presents organisations with a curious paradox. The technology can draft documents, analyse information, generate code and respond to customers in a fraction of the time these activities once required. Yet executives investing heavily in these capabilities are still asking a basic question: where is the corresponding economic value?

Mon, 31st Aug 2026 (Today) LIM HSIN YINVice President & General Manager, ASEANCohesity

A working paper estimates that firms pushed toward more remote hiring later adopted generative AI faster—but only on a specific measure: the share of their job postings mentioning GenAI tools or skills. Its explanation is organizational readiness, not a direct benefit from employees working at home.

SalesforceNYSE: CRM Deputy CFO and Head of Finance Mike Spencer said the company’s second-quarter performance and updated outlook reflected several quarters of execution against its strategy, including its goal of returning to faster organic growth in the second half of the fiscal year.

We’ve rebuilt towardsdatascience.com from the ground up, but most of the changes affect the site’s infrastructure. The main positive effect for you is that the new site is faster. We’ve also moved to our own platform and have full control over every detail you see — unlike before, where WordPress limited what we could do. This…