Employees with AI training could save almost a full day of work per week, boosting their productivity and efficiency in one fell swoop.

Workplaces that tell employees to use AI, and follow through with training and support get twice as much out of these tools.

However, new data reveal that workers lack confidence in implementing AI in their day-to-day duties, signaling a need for ...

Quick-service restaurant operators are now among the frontrunners in AI adoption—nearly 75 percent of consumers and 70 ...

To fill the gap, leaders can invest in manager training, AI upskilling and workplace psychological safety around learning new ...

The manufacturing sector has matured significantly beyond the solo assembly lines of the past. The transition to smart ...

Application simulation reduces risk, produces measurable ROI, and places continual learning at the very forefront of the work ...

Companies often send out simulated—or fake—phishing emails to employees to see who takes the bait and click. Those who fall for such scams typically receive an on-the-spot lesson meant to help them ...

Over nine in ten business leaders (30% strongly agree, 63% agree) concur that their organisation risks falling behind if it ...

Hari Gopalkrishnan, the chief technology and information officer for Bank of America, is responsible for the $4 billion spent ...

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan opened the second annual GovAI Coalition Summit by announcing a new public-private partnership ...

Implementing AI without a plan to train workers has many organizations walking into a trap that creates more work and ...