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For the past few years, AI boosters have been wearing out their little cliché that says in the future, every human job will be management of AI employees. That cliché looks like it’s turning out to be increasingly accurate, but in literally the worst possible area of human endeavor: love.

Any organisation contemplating use of AI agents, especially any in national security or critical infrastructure, should give them no system access until sure that they will obey an order to stop.

Starbucks announced on an earnings call Thursday that it would be focused on “major tech modernization” in 2027, including through greater use of artificial intelligence.

U.S. House Democrats want to examine the influence of AI on White House decisions. They demand that Trump’s prompts and the bots’ responses be preserved.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating significant cyber risks. Not only are hackers using it to stage sophisticated attacks, but businesses deploying chatbots and agents are also placing their valuable data at risk.

European Union charges on cheap e-commerce packages entering the bloc, which target Chinese platforms such as Shein and Temu, could raise €6 billion a year for the EU budget from 2028 to 2034, a Commission document seen by Reuters today showed.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage on Wall Street, leaving more mundane “real-world” businesses in its high-tech shadow. But investors ignore boring businesses at their own peril today, amid growing concerns that AI has turned into a bubble that could soon burst. Even if it does, the packages that United Parcel Service (NYSE: UPS)…

Before the 1960s, young people were seen as an undesirable marketing audience and mostly ignored. Everything changed with Baby Boomers. They were the largest and most influential generation in the history of modern consumerism, yet their social movements and corporate distrust confounded advertisers who had to completely rethink their playbooks. Sound familiar?

Paris Jackson is asking a Los Angeles court to reduce the management fee paid for running her father’s estate, opening a new chapter in a disagreement over compensation and financial reporting. Her request centers on a substantial figure: $109.2 million in combined compensation submitted for approval for 2023 and 2024.