Innovating with AI Magazine

Soft skills like empathy and leadership have long been considered uniquely human; too intuitive and personal to be taught by a machine. But developers are building AI systems that aim to do exactly that.

IWAI contributor Toni Matthews-El digs into the data, sharing her concerns and advice that newcomers to AI should take into consideration.

From flip phones to film cameras, more people are stepping away from the always-online world. Small, local AI models may offer a way to keep the benefits of automation and assistance without going fully back to the cloud.

With AI overviews slashing click-through rates by 58%, publishers face a stark choice: block the crawlers and go invisible, or open up and compete for a new kind of visitor.

Small businesses see the promise of automation and insights. They also see the fine print – and for many, it’s reason enough to wait.

As students face expulsion and workers lose jobs, critics say flawed detection tools are ruining lives – while their makers profit from both sides.

Millions are finding comfort in chatbots that listen without judgment – and some experts see real promise. Others point to tragic gaps in a technology racing ahead of its guardrails.

Cybercrime costs are soaring as artificial intelligence transforms phishing emails from obvious fakes into personalized traps even tech-savvy users can’t spot

Customer experience may be the key to building trust in AI.

A look at the energy usage of AI, and why vendors should disclose it

For many artists, much of the joy of creating art comes from the process of creation itself; from actually making the art from scratch with their hands and minds.

A disconcerting aspect of the conversation around the AI boom gender gap is that it seems to ignore how many capable women are already navigating the space, using their knowledge to not only advance the technology, but to do so in an ethical and responsible way.