Democratic lawmakers are pressing the top tech firms to open up about the conditions of their “ghost work” — unseen laborers like those labeling data and rating responses who have become pivotal to the artificial intelligence boom.
Cohere Inc., an artificial intelligence startup, is setting up a second headquarters in San Francisco, kindling optimism that the fast-growing AI sector will help revive the city’s commercial real estate market.
Microsoft Corp.’s improved combat goggles have passed their first round of intensive testing by soldiers, and the tech giant has been awarded an order for another batch to be used for a make-or-break combat evaluation in 2025, according to a US Army spokesman.
Gold imports by India, the world’s second-biggest consumer, surged about 40% in August on strong festive buying, a person familiar said, threatening to blow out the trade deficit that has already been high due to rising oil prices.
The European Commission will find local manufacturers’ EVs among the cars in what it’s calling a race to the bottom.
After years of disappointing investors, Intel Corp. shares are showing signs of life.
Crypto is increasingly looking to Asia for a revival as the chastened sector reels from a crackdown in the US.
Barry Silbert’s Digital Currency Group is urging creditors of its bankrupt crypto lending subsidiary, Genesis Global Holdco LLC, to back a proposed repayment plan it said could fully repay hundreds of thousands of customers who invested money through Gemini Trust Co.’s Earn program.
Amazon.com Inc. is making its first foray into support for home ownership, putting up $40 million through nonprofit partners to create affordable housing.
Adobe Inc. unveiled pricing for its new generative artificial intelligence imaging tool, Firefly, which will cost less than OpenAI’s competitor service.
