Lucas Mearian

Trust in generative AI is rising largely due to its humanlike responses, even though traditional AI remains more reliable and explainable.

The company named Judson Althoff to be CEO of its commercial division to unify teams and boost AI-driven growth.

Private employers shed 32,000 jobs in September, according to one report.

Your weekly round-up of the questions asked by readers of CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World teaches us why humans remain crucial to critical software projects; how AI investments are being funded by layoffs; and why AI infrastructure is so expensive.

Generative AI is reshaping entry-level tech jobs, making AI skills essential amid slower hiring and a growing skills gap, says Michelle Vaz, managing director at AWS Training and Certifications.

Most layoffs related to generative AI are either the result of overhiring efforts or overzealous cuts that will be reversed in three months. But Oracle might have figured a real rationale for cuts

Tens of thousands of Discord users may have seen their ID data hacked. This doesn't bode well for the UK's Digital ID push.

Computerworld Senior Reporter Lucas Mearian passed away suddenly last week. Here’s a look at his professional career and his life.

Big AI players are insisting that enterprises share with them every bit of sensitive data. But they have yet to show they’re especially good at handling the data they already have.

With the US government planning to raise the price of H-1B visa applications, companies are scrambling to revamp their hiring practices. Andela's Carrol Chang weighed in on how companies can navigate the changes.