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A Growing Reliance on AI in Hiring Is Making Regulators and Lawmakers Nervous

Nearly one in four organizations already use automation or AI to support hiring, but some researchers worry such tools disfavor certain candidates.
By Courtney Vinopal
Woman paying with mobile phone.

Why Banning Cashless Is Baseless

Delaying progress out of irrational fears will only hurt us in the end.
By Janson Prieb
computer glitches

Taking on Modern Day Gremlins With Artificial Intelligence

Online glitches are basically modern day gremlins—and they can cost companies millions of dollars.
By John A. Tures
Even the most innovative companies on the planet haven’t figured out how to integrate new technology well.

Innovation Has a Managerial Problem

By Ryan Khurana
Robo-Pizza Picnic

Can Robo-Pizza Hit It Out of the Park and Become the Next Stadium Staple?

By John A. Tures
Square

Square’s Head of AI Explains How Machine Learning Is Changing Commerce

By Gabriela Barkho
Satisfi Labs has partnered with the MLB to use artificial intelligence and data to let baseball teams know what game attendees really want.

How Artificial Intelligence Is Leaving Baseball Fans A Lot More Satisfied

By John A. Tures
voice assistants

What Happens When ‘Generation Voice’ Grows Up?

By Eric Turkington
A bank service robot serves at WRC 2016 World Robot Conference on October 21, 2016 in Beijing, China.

Study: Banks Will Replace 200,000 Workers With Robots by Next Decade

By Chris Roberts
My prediction is the Next Big Thing will sit on top of increasingly specialized infrastructure.

Can Big Money Crack Big Tech? The New Trends Threatening Today’s Digital Giants

By Zac Smith

A Record Number of Robots Were Employed in 2018—Here’s What They Do and Where

By Sissi Cao

OpenAI Can No Longer Hide Its Alarmingly Good Robot ‘Fake News’ Writer

By Sissi Cao
sports reporting ai data skrive

Will Robo-Reporters Have the ‘Write Stuff’ for Covering Sports Stories?

By John A. Tures
Valyant CEO Rob Carpenter and Holly

Future of Fast Food: How Valyant AI Plans to Revolutionize the Drive-Thru

By John A. Tures
NAO, the first built humanoid robot, entertains visitors at the SoftBank Robotics stand at the 2018 CeBIT technology trade fair on June 12, 2018.

Why Are So Many Robots White? Study Shows There’s a Racial Bias

By Harmon Leon

Thanks to Robots, Square Is Offering Merchants Low-Cost Product Photos

By Gabriela Barkho
Smart speakers

Hey Alexa, Start a Revolution! What the Future of Technology Looks Like

By Dan Granger
robot

J Robot: Could Artificial Intelligence Actually Replace Reporters?

By John A. Tures
The robot uprising is inevitable.

The Robot Uprising Is Here—and Picking Raspberries

By Harmon Leon

Trump Ally Matt Gaetz Says GOP Needs to Stand Up to Climate Change

By Davis Richardson
smart cities

American Cities Can Be Smarter—Here’s Why They Need to Be

By Emil Skandul
Last year, Lyft lost $911 million, and the ride-share company is still absolutely bleeding cash.

Robots or Wage-Slaves: The Only 2 Ways Lyft Can Actually Be Profitable

By Chris Roberts

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Wants to Tax Robots and Embrace ‘Techno-Futurism’

By Davis Richardson
There isn’t reason to fear A.I., if you are a forethinking and proactive company.

A.I. and Automation Are NOT the Death of the American Workforce

By Mark Minevich
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