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OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Small Businesses program to help entrepreneurs build AI skills, automate work, and grow their operations.
Australian Payments Plus accelerates payment processing using OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex tools, enhancing efficiency while maintaining human oversight.
Chinese AI models are outperforming Western systems in cost efficiency, with a 30% advantage over OpenRouter benchmarks, as US companies increasingly adopt cheaper alternatives.
UNICEF reports that 20 million children across ten countries are already using AI tools, adopting them three times faster than adults. The organization warns that global governance is struggling to keep pace with this rapid adoption, raising concerns about children's safety and privacy.
OpenAI's Signals data reveals ChatGPT's global expansion, showing increased user engagement and adoption across diverse regions and languages.
Amazon Web Services is investing $1 billion to place engineers directly inside customer offices, a move aimed at accelerating AI adoption and enhancing enterprise collaboration.
This article explains how AI adoption affects employment, showing that companies using AI heavily are actually increasing their workforce, especially at entry-level positions. It explores the difference between AI automation and augmentation, and why the job market may be more complex than commonly believed.
California has struck a groundbreaking deal with Anthropic, offering all state agencies and local governments access to Claude at half price. The agreement also includes free workforce training to support effective AI adoption.
Half of Claude users believe AI can already handle 50% of their work tasks, according to Anthropic's survey. Early-career workers express the most concern, while heavy users are more optimistic about AI's impact on their careers.
Samsung Electronics is rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to all employees in South Korea and its global Device eXperience division, signaling a major push toward AI-driven productivity.
Venture capitalist Tiffany Luck discusses the AI spending backlash, as companies like Uber and Meta scale back on excessive AI adoption and investors demand clearer ROI.
The most AI-obsessed firms are investing $7,500 per employee monthly on AI technologies, according to the Ramp AI Index. This spending reflects a growing corporate commitment to AI-driven transformation.
