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Billionaire tech leader Romesh Wadhwani, 75, has expressed a sense of falling behind in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI).

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has experienced a notable spike in its shares after unveiling its new artificial intelligence (AI) chips.

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup X.AI reportedly seeks to raise up to $1 billion in funding from equity investors.

An NBC News analysis found that despite the AI hype, only a few companies are actually using it.

Apple's artificial intelligence is now going to start and soon it will be publishing and engaging with their academic work.

Honda is unto its another major activity in Tokyo. This time it is all about research.

The statement came from Baidu's senior vice president Wang Jing. He believes that Baidu has some advantage over other car makers, especially local knowledge. The company has already invested a lot in the development of AI, that could help the development of autonomous cars.

With the advancement of technologies, businesses would prefer robots or artificial intelligence as workers. However, the industries would still need growing numbers of certain skilled workers.

Swedish telecom expert, Ericsson, has claimed that artificial intelligence will soon become the mode of interaction and communication overpowering smartphone in the next 5 years.

Google can power related technologies and information from its projects and investments compared to traditional vehicle manufacturers. Autonomous driving keeps to be one of the most widespread research and recent development activities within the global automotive industry.

Artificial Intelligence seems to be working great for the tech giants including Google, Facebook & Apple who are working hard these days to get the best outcome.

China's top search engine Baidu Inc has hired GoogleInc's former artificial intelligence (AI) chief Andrew Ng to spearhead research in a field that promises to show Internet companies how to maximize use of their vast data trove.

Search giant Google will be purchasing London-based artificial intelligence startup DeepMind founded by Demis Hassabis, Jaan Tallin and Shane Legg, according to news website Re/code.