PricewaterhouseCoopers said it will lay off 1,800 staff members at its US unit next month. It will impact 2.5% of the unit’s employees.
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Multiple chipmakers have suffered slowdowns across smartphones, personal computers, motor vehicles, and other consumer goods.
Shares are at a 15-month low amid a pile-up of bad news, as analysts call for a course correction, and production woes continue to mount.
AI that’s meant to detect emotion is highly controversial.
Bottlenecked supply problems and a dearth of buyers resulted in 2023 sales falling 35% since 2021.
Experts testified in one hearing about whether the company had improved safety and compliance procedures since two major crashes.
he filing adds to several patents from tech companies that aim to tackle the deepfake problem amid the proliferation of generative AI.
Dealmaking-related revenue at a handful of major investment banks collectively rose 27% year-over-year in the first quarter.
Its latest patent puts a magnifying glass to large wells of public data, aiming to make foundational models more robust against attacks.
The US economy will grow twice as fast as any of its major Western peers this year.
The figure was enough to push the insurance giant to a loss in Q1, despite its revenue beating expectations.
Some of the more reliable office building tenants are reversing course by letting leases expire or subleasing space across major cities.
Sales rose 0.7% month-over-month — about double what many economists had predicted. Year-over-year, that’s a 4% jump.
The tech titan plans to expand its virtual-reality headset into schools to enable immersive experiences.
In the first three months of the year, the investment bank scored a 16% jump in revenue and $4.1 billion in net income, a 28% rise.
“Real solutions to hallucination are going to be the next step change in AI.”
Oakland’s move to change its airport name to include the San Francisco Bay has irritated its bigger-city neighbors.
As Boeing faces heat, Airbus may be looking at ways to boost production to meet the surge in demand.
Our new high-tech vehicles are becoming pricier to repair, and we’re getting in more accidents than ever before.
Both asset classes could continue to swing wildly as the latest aggression in the region reverberates throughout the world.
Its latest patent for a way to perform “concierge-type services” via voice adds to the company’s broader AI ambitions.