If there is an AI bust, Asian stocks will not avoid the thumping. Yet their relative cheapness might provide some comfort to investors. In the case of a reversion to more normal valuations, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan would have a shorter distance to fall—something that is true of both the region’s AI stocks and its markets as a whole.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is pouring an additional $40 million into the clean energy workforce with aims of upping the state’s nuclear and AI capabilities.

Meta Platforms Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg, months into building one of the priciest teams in technology history, is getting personally involved in day-to-day work and pivoting the company’s focus to an artificial intelligence model it can make money off of.

Two industry-leading AI stocks may tumble in the new year, based on the expectations of two Wall Street analysts.

Deputy health secretary Jim O’Neill demurred when asked about a proposal to prevent states from enforcing local AI laws.

The AI Talent Act would establish hiring teams throughout the federal government focused on artificial intelligence talent.

A series of new Illinois laws set to take effect in 2026 will impact workers’ rights, including limiting the use of artificial intelligence.

Sports analytics and tech are no longer siloed. They’re merging into an interactive layer atop the rapidly growing $500 billion global sports industry. Whether through personalized insights, more accurate predictions or AI-powered storytelling, the businesses that capture attention and action will define the next era.

China is a massive artificial intelligence market, and gaining access to it would be a huge win for AMD. Time will tell what the Trump Administration decides to do, but I'd expect resolution on this issue sometime in 2026, and the announcement could cause AMD shares to rise.

We have explained different types of Artificial Intelligence technology, from Narrow AI to AGI with examples so you can easily grasp the concept.

McDonald’s Netherlands pulled its AI-made holiday ad after viewers blasted the spot’s unsettling visuals. WASHINGTON — McDonald’s Netherlands has pulled a Christmas commercial made with artificial intelligence after the ad sparked intense backlash online.

The International Committee of the Red Cross warned that artificial intelligence models are making up research papers, journals and archives