The first-of-its-kind lawsuit shows the need for employers to carefully evaluate their hiring practices to ensure they are in compliance with laws protecting against age and other forms of discrimination.
Read moreA Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 28% of respondents use ChatGPT regularly at work, while only 22% stated that their employers explicitly permit the use of such tools.
Read moreNew deep learning model achieved an alarming accuracy of 95%, which dropped slightly to 93% when Zoom was used for training the sound classification algorithm.
Read moreThe plan includes establishing an apprenticeship program with the private sector, promoting collaborations with organizations that have exceptional cyber talent, refining recruitment tactics, and adapting remote work and flexible scheduling.
Read moreLas Vegas, Miami, Louisville, Orlando, and Grand Rapids were found to have the most at-risk jobs of AI automation.
Read moreThe national cyber initiative involves nine government agencies, more than 200 nonprofits, and multiple corporations, colleges, and universities.
Read more62% of legal professionals are not utilizing it, largely due to concerns over security, privacy, and a lack of knowledge among staff.
Read moreIt only took five days for ChatGPT to receive its first 1 million users, and within 60 days of its launch, ChatGPT grew its user base by 9,900%.
Read moreBy 2030, the industry will have a deficit of approximately 67,000 workers, with the total workforce projected to grow to 460,000 from around 345,000.
Read moreCommitments include third-party oversight of commercial AI systems, security testing by independent experts, methods for reporting system vulnerabilities, and the use of digital watermarking to differentiate between real and AI-generated...
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