A new survey finds about 40 percent of employees using AI for work are doing so without managers knowing about it.

After firing 9000 employees, Microsoft faces backlash for using AI-generated image for Xbox hiring post, netizens react ...

The FBI has reportedly stepped up its use of polygraph lie-detector tests on bureau staff, as Director Kash Patel allegedly hunts for agents who have criticized his leadership or leaked to the ...

A Microsoft ad on LinkedIn is getting roasted for using a terrible AI-generated graphic to promote a graphic designer role at ...

On July 8 Grok began repeatedly praising Adolf Hitler, using antisemitic phrases and attacking users with traditionally Jewish surnames.

Anagram’s latest survey reveals that 78% of employees use generative AI tools on the job — often without company oversight — ...

Gen Z and Millennials Embrace AI, Just Don’t Ask Them to Tell the Boss For digital natives like Gen Z and Millennials, AI ...

Big tech names used to attract talented workers with exciting workplace perks. Now that’s gone, and the work is more of a slog.

Yahoo Japan, operator of the country's popular Line messaging/social media app, has joined the list of firms making AI use among workers a requirement, writes PC Watch.

A Reddit user said they were sent a request from their Airbnb host to pay for a damaged mattress using an image they had taken from the internet.