Michelle Cheng

Canva aims to target more enterprise businesses with AI design tools

Walmart has invested billions into making its stores and supply chains more efficient

Big Tech companies like Meta and Google want to be part of the generative AI moment

The world needs more skilled workers to accelerate the clean energy transition

Microsoft and Google talk a lot about AI but haven't bought nearly as many startups as Apple

Microsoft and Google are racing to find ways to integrate AI into all of their product offerings.

Arabesque AI is building asset management tools to help automate the tasks of the financial advisor

Instacart's profitability comes at the expense of minimum order pay for delivery workers

US Senate hearings with tech leaders resulted in a consensus that AI regulation is needed, but it will be a long time before it becomes reality

ChatGPT and Bing rely on millions of workers who help improve the algorithms that feed the AI software

Microsoft and OpenAI agree that the government should license certain AI development

Salesforce's generative AI assistant wants to change how white-collar workers work

Khanmigo, which runs on OpenAI's GPT4, is an AI tutor that has been implemented on Khan Academy

Generative AI tools meant to keep users on the search page are surfacing unattributed content

Instacart, Arm, and Klaviyo are pairing profitability with plans to go public

But the grocery-delivery app warned in an S-1 filing that it may not sustain profitability

The chipmaker's forecast beat Wall Street expectations—again

Companies are hyped about generative AI but struggle with implementing the tech

Companies and governments want to deploy generative AI—but first they need access to Nvidia's H100 chips

A new working paper finds the vast majority of workers in dirty jobs go to another dirty one

Serve Robotics needs to raise a lot of capital to fulfill deploying 2,000 robots with Uber Eats

Book scams are proliferating in the advent of AI-generated content

Imagery creators at the studio voted for union recognition for the first time

“Inside Amazon, every one of our teams is working on building generative AI applications,” said Andrew Jassey, Amazon’s CEO