Q4 guidance also exceeded the analyst consensus estimates on the top and bottom lines. Nvidia's report indicates that the outlook for the AI market in general remains robust. Investors' positive reaction is attributable to Q3 revenue and adjusted earnings per share both beating Wall Street's estimates,

A new YouGov/Udemy survey from four countries shows that even though workers see AI as a transformative force, they often view their own jobs as safe.

Artificial intelligence has fired the stock market to record highs this year, with companies eager to tout their AI prowess and investor darlings like AI chipmaker Nvidia soaring on expectations of runaway growth.

Growing concerns about an artificial intelligence bubble have, in large part, caused the stock market’s recent bout of volatility. So the AI industry will face an enormous test when Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company and backbone of the AI boom,

Yann LeCun invented many fundamental components of modern AI. Now he’s convinced most in his field have been led astray by the siren song of large language models.

Nvidia reported quarterly results that handily topped Wall Street expectations, sending the stock sharply higher in after-hours trading.

Most companies fail to realize that true advantage with AI and other transformative technologies comes not from mere adoption but from reinvention—rethinking business models, value creation, and organizational architecture.

On a sunny morning on October 19, 2025, four men allegedly walked into the world's most-visited museum and left, minutes later, with crown jewels worth €88 million (£76 million). The theft from Paris's Louvre Museum—one of the world's most surveilled cultural institutions—took just under eight minutes.

The tech titan previewed a sweeping set of AI advances that it says will reshape how organizations ideate, build, deploy, and govern AI systems.

Consumer watchdogs with the Public Interest Research Group warn AI-powered toys could pose safety risks to children as Black Friday approaches. Learn what parents need to know.

Genvid CEO Jacob Navok, the former Director of Business at Square Enix, has shared his two cents' worth on the ongoing debate surrounding the use of AI in game development. While it's far from a glowing endorsement of the practice, Navok argues that most players "generally do not care" about it (thanks for the heads up, GamesRadar+ ).