Automation is playing a critical role in helping companies meet their sustainability goals, thanks to its ability to increase efficiency and speed to value.

The San Francisco-based enterprise giant also unveiled new generative AI tools called Einstein GPT, which are integrated with OpenAI’s generative models.

Business applications that handle sales, marketing, and customer service tasks are the latest Microsoft programs to get an AI makeover this year.

Instacart, Shopify, and Snap are among companies already using the ChatGPT API in their products.

Software developers are finding ChatGPT to be a valuable asset, saving them time writing code.

Meta introduced a research tool for building AI-based chatbots and other products, seeking to create a buzz for its own technology in a field lately focused on internet rivals Google and Microsoft.

NTT partners with Cisco to deliver “a private 5G (P5G) infrastructure that provides a secure low-latency solution.”

Gonzalez vs. Google could make online platforms liable for recommending content to users.

With constant buzz around OpenAI’s ChatGPT, how do businesses weigh the risks and rewards of generative AI tools?