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John Roberts avoids referring to court’s ethical issues or the prospect of a 2024 docket packed with election cases

Overachieving and overthinking are ways we try to feel more secure, but they can seriously hurt our mental and physical health.

Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s onetime personal lawyer and fixer, says he unwittingly passed along to his attorney bogus artificial intelligence-generated...

Biotech ETFs trailed the S&P 500 a lot as the companies suffered from rising rates. But a wave of deals beginning in October gave new life to the sector.

A series of high-profile global elections in 2024 will require social-media platforms and generative AI developers to meet the moment amid an evolving and...

Deepwater Asset Management’s Douglas Clinton lays out his conception of artificial intelligence’s potential as an infinite intelligence, and its applications...

From immigration to AI, the billionaire and the Italian prime minister are finding common ground

European Union lawmakers recently reached a provisional agreement on a landmark regulation to mitigate the risks that artificial intelligence poses to...

Business technology leaders in construction, travel, retail, healthcare and energy say AI is already improving productivity and changing customer behavior. But they are also sorting through its high costs and limitations.

Generative AI will remain huge, and we’ll also see big moves with electric vehicles, Apple’s mixed-reality headset, password security and regulation around social media