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Adobe, Nvidia, Salesforce, Stability, and more also claimed they will steward ‘trustworthy’ AI, if you can ever trust the companies themselves.

The EU’s €1 billion Graphene Flagship project is 10 years old, which means it has formally run its course. Taking stock last week, the project’s leaders emphasised its achievements. “At last count we had 83 patents, and we have well over 5,000 publications, which have been cited almost 300,000 times,” said the director Jari Kinaret, of Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. “We have a little more than 100 products on the market, and we have launched 17 spin-off companies.”

It's more than just equity at stake when the machines come out to sell the audience on the new fall production slate.

New York University School of Law professors Max Raskin and Jack Millman recently published a paper in the Journal on Emerging Technologies discussing the…

The author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay joined a group of writers who say Meta's AI efforts are ripping them off.

New York University School of Law professors Max Raskin and Jack Millman published a research paper exploring the legalities surrounding the use of smart contracts for personal growth bets.

Take a quick look at the newest and weirdest happenings in AI.

The iRobot Roomba Combo j9+ robot vacuum and mop uses a fully retractible mophead to prevent itself from tracking water across your carpet.

Every year the Inc. 5000 list highlights the fastest growing companies in America. This year 10 Vermont companies made the list, with one at No. 200.

Industry-leading customers, Deloitte, EY, and SAP to share insights on top-of-mind digital finance transformation topics, including the use of AI in Finance and Accounting LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11,...