Instead of pushing AI for the sake of it, it’s time to put the brakes on and consider how workers are actually using it.

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Cisco claims its research into quantum computing will speed up the time it will take to develop viable quantum computing ...

The Wikimedia Foundation is seeking a judicial review of the Online Safety Act (OSA), claiming that its “Categorisation ...