Just weeks after its AI tools shook software stocks, Anthropic is pushing even deeper into the workplace. The company is updating its Claude AI helper to perform better at tasks within specific jobs,

That’s the premise behind a viral Substack essay by James Van Geelen, founder of the Critani Group, who writes from an imagined June 2028 vantage point inside what he calls a “Global Intelligence Crisis.” In his scenario, artificial intelligence doesn’t merely boost productivity. It fundamentally displaces the economic role of millions of workers.

Some investors now worry that artificial intelligence is too good at certain tasks and could be causing permanent disruption in software-heavy industries.

The FDA’s oversight was built for devices that rarely change. Clinical AI evolves over time, raising new questions about who is responsible for ensuring its safety.

A worst-case AI scenario rattled markets, drawing sharp pushback from economists and business leaders.

Citrini Research’s post on AI risks appears to have sparked a stock selloff.

Feb 24 (Reuters) - Thomson Reuters shares jumped more than 11% on Tuesday after the technology and content firm said its artificial intelligence-powered assistant for businesses, CoCounsel, has drawn one million users,

Claude, Anthropic's AI chatbot, has sparked major selling of US tech stocks as its capabilities induce fear among investors of widespread disruption.

JPMorgan, the world's biggest bank by market cap, has the industry's largest annual tech budget at nearly $20 billion, and it has outlined an ambitious AI plan.