A vulnerability in McDonald's AI hiring chatbot McHire exposes personal data of 64 million job applicants before being swiftly fixed by the fast-food giant after researchers' notification.
McDonald's AI hiring tool leaks millions of applicants' personal data as hackers exploit security flaws to access names, emails, and phone numbers by guessing a simple password.
Microsoft cuts 9,000 jobs while AI tools save over $500 million in call center costs, signaling a major investment push into AI talent and infrastructure despite record profits.
Groundbreaking autonomous AI systems are now able to pursue goals, make decisions, and take actions across multiple steps, integrating with external tools and employing multi-step reasoning, with applications ranging from customer support automation to intelligent data processing.
AI agents are revolutionizing industries, rapidly transitioning from experimentation to integration into operations like customer service, logistics, fraud prevention, and automating repetitive tasks across finance, retail, and healthcare.
An AI-powered solution automates the entire cold calling process, leveraging web scraping, intelligent content generation, and personalized outreach via WhatsApp, delivering highly relevant messages and comprehensive analytics for maximized ROI.
Cursor unveils a Pro plan with frontier model access and unlimited usage of Tab and Auto models, offers refunds for pricing confusion, and commits to clearer communication on future pricing changes.
Artificial intelligence mimics human intelligence, powering virtual assistants like Siri, enhancing healthcare by helping doctors find medical issues faster, and routing drivers around high-traffic areas, requiring skills like math, computer science, statistics, critical thinking, and programming.
Cluely, an AI-powered conversation analysis and note-taking tool, sees its annual recurring revenue double to $7M within a week of launching an enterprise offering, and secures a $2.5M deal with a public company, outpacing emerging rivals like Pickle's open-source Glass.
A new wave of Services-as-Software companies deploys AI-powered agents to automate human tasks, with engineers customizing systems for unique workflows and value-based pricing models.