A new study by Constant Contact suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) is helping small businesses improve their marketing, and save time and money.

The geopolitical landscape of Europe has changed in ways not seen in almost 80 years—and it’s all due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

AI's true challenge lies in "use case" discovery: spotting urgent, cross-disciplinary problems tailored for AI.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Germany and France are revisiting their joint tank program, the Main Ground Combat System (MGCS).

New technology could challenge the current thinking as to whether any nation can gain control of the air—missiles and drones may render such control unattainable.

CCTV footage of alleged thieves is being released on social media by supermarkets, with members of the public more than happy to come forward with information to be passed on to the police.

While no one can predict the long-term impact of such a new technology, AI’s next act is likely to be shaped less by futurists and more by the safeguards of our legal system.

In this article, Adam Bryant a leadership specialist shares five approaches that can help leaders fine-tune their compartmentalization skills, in order to provide more effective leadership.

The article discusses the decline in rational and nuanced debates, comparing them to arguments with a six-year-old. It highlights the shift from reasoned political discourse to cherry-picking facts and using sarcasm to attack opponents.

The brain constantly processes visual signals from the eyes and mental images from the imagination. Brain scan studies have shown that the neural activity patterns for seeing and imagining something are quite similar.