With global demand for entry-level developers, analysts, and tech-enabled professionals continuing to rise, beginners are ...

The invention of electricity made menial jobs like the lamplighter, the elevator operator, and the knocker-up, the human ...

Anthropic economists say there's not yet evidence to suggest AI is fueling a spike in job losses in highly exposed fields like computer programming.

A recent Anthropic study reveals that nearly 70% of tasks for programmers, customer service representatives, and data entry operators are already automated, placing these roles at high risk of ...

An area once filled with stacks of books on the first floor of TSC's library has been transformed into a state-of-the-art ...

Of course, those are only examples. Currently, according to Anthropic’s report, 30% of jobs have almost zero risk of AI elimination. The common denominators are pretty clear here: physical work, ...

For decades, workers displaced by technology in traditional industries — coal miners, factory hands, truck drivers — were lectured with the same smug refrain: “Learn to code.” The promise was simple: ...

A post by an engineer at Elon Musk’s xAI claiming he worked 19 hours straight has reignited concerns about extreme work culture in the tech industry.

The technology giant and third-party security vendors are plotting an ambitious overhaul of how their products interoperate.

Nvidia Corporation’s record $68.1B quarter and AI data center dominance signal strong upside. Click for this updated look at ...

A Pentagon ban of Anthropic’s technology shone a spotlight on the company, earning public goodwill and capping a stellar few months for its Claude chatbot.