The document, reportedly created by third-party data-labeling firm Surge AI, included a list of websites that gig workers ...

ChatGPT and Claude 4 are two of the smartest AI assistants available but they’re built with different strengths. Here’s how ...

Dubbed "computer use," the feature integrates Claude with apps you already use and controls your PC "the way people do—by looking at a screen, moving a cursor, clicking buttons, and typing text." ...

Anthropic shifted its stance on AI use in job applications, allowing job candidates to collaborate with its chatbot Claude in ...

Free Version: Provides access to the Claude 3.5 Sonet model, basic chat capabilities, and essential features for users who want to explore the potential of Claude AI.

ferrantraite/Getty Images. There are plenty of AI tools to make your life at work easier, but your coworkers might think you're lazy for using them.. A new study funded by Duke University shows ...

The catch: If you use AI at work, your coworkers and maybe even your managers may think you're lazy. That is if you can get hired in the first place.

Using AI at work can be a powerful tool for productivity, but risks come with its rewards. Before your fire up ChatGPT or Claude, consider these security risks.

AI Use at Work Is Sowing Confusion and Distrust on Teams. You Need to Talk About It. A new survey shows how the stigma around using AI at work is leading to confusion and secrecy in the workplace.

Employees Fear the Stigma of Using AI at Work, According to a Study Companies tell workers to use AI to do their work more efficiently. Many worry their colleagues will think of them as lazy.