Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg doesn't think the artificial intelligence industry needs to slow down.

Accenture has settled with the United States Justice Department for $25 million over diversity, equity, and inclusion allegations.

Longtime collaborators, Pusha T and Pharrell, take their talents to the coffee industry in partnership with Lavazza for Grindin' Coffee.

Former president Barack Obama said the Democratic party will need to establish a clear framework for artificial intelligence.

After becoming a unicorn founder, Julia Collins is building again with a $25 million sustainability intelligence platform.

Teachers are learning to work with AI and not against it, including one who created a chatbot to test students' critical thinking.

Technologist Fred Underwood is supporting student athletes, launching an AI-powered career development product for life after sports.

The FCC is considering changes to E-Rate, raising questions about how public libraries could fund internet access and digital services.

As AI rapidly advances, researchers are raising growing concerns about the risks increasingly powerful systems could pose to humanity.

Father-son duo launch a talent discovery and entertainment ecosystem for independent artists because likes alone don't pay the bills.

Ib Kamara is stepping down as Off-White's creative director, a role he took on in 2022 after serving as an art and image director.

Fayetteville State University has opened a $69.3 million building featuring a STEM lab to prepare teachers for innovation.

Bryan Sackey has launched a culturally responsive and evidence-based mental wellness platform with AI insights.

New York City Public Schools is cracking down on AI by banning younger students from using the advanced technology.

Celebrity hairstylist Vernon François joins tech company Halo, which carries a braiding device, as an expert advisor and creative engineer.