Amazon CEO, Andy Jassy, predicts that advancements in AI will lead to fewer human roles as machines take over certain jobs.

The giants of technology are presently immersed in the multi-billion dollar betting equivalent of picking not the winner of Super Bowl LIX, but the winner of LXV.

Siemens unveiled a partnership with Microsoft to use artificial intelligence to increase productivity and human-machine collaboration in the manufacturing, transportation and healthcare industries.

UK tech giants including Google, Amazon and Palantir discussed subcutaneous trackers, AI advisors and robot wardens with ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has reportedly said that AI is going to change how companies work, and this will result in fewer people ...

Oracle Corp. said on Monday it has signed a cloud services deal that it expects to contribute over $30 billion in annual ...

Focusing on AI technology instead of on the work people do can backfire, leading to erosion of financial benefits and ...

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Amazon plans to spend $20 billion to build two data centers in Pennsylvania, a move that state officials say will generate ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said that while the company continues to hire for AI, some jobs will require fewer employees because of ...

Amazon, meanwhile, announced its next-gen Trainium3 chip in December 2024, which is expected to launch later this year. Microsoft unveiled its Maia chip in November 2023, but has yet to scale ...

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