Shifting spending priorities in the pandemic could put enterprises that are struggling with scaling AI even further behind, a survey finds.

Even amid the challenges of COVID-19, new regulations worldwide mean companies will be increasing spending on data privacy.

In the age of COVID-19, colleges must be prepared to pivot quickly and adapt to a hybrid or fully online model. Here are some important steps for college IT departments to take to boost the online learning experience.

AI-powered automation is increasingly appealing to companies amid layoffs and pandemic restrictions, but it means job loss for some.

Despite the hype, less than 10% of companies deploy artificial intelligence at work, thanks to the low AI adoption rate of smaller firms.

As billions of dollars are invested in facial recognition and companies look for contactless solutions, new legislation is addressing privacy and bias concerns.

In order to unlock the full potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning for the enterprise, new roles must emerge.

The United States wants to lead the world in AI development, but visa restrictions are keeping AI researchers and workers from coming into the country, opening the door for China to rise to No. 1 in AI R&D.