Do you trust AI? Here’s why half of users don’t

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Do you trust AI? Here's why half of users don't A global study found that while 72% of people see AI as a useful tool, half don't trust its accuracy, citing concerns about safety, misuse, and insufficient regulation. Read more

AI chatbots deliver minimal productivity gains, study finds The new study finds that despite rapid adoption, AI chatbots provide only modest productivity gains—saving about 3% of work time—with little impact on wages or overall economic benefits. Read more

AI code generation at the edge: Qualcomm's NPU-powered Snapdragon What happens when you move AI from the cloud to your PC? In this episode of DEMO, host Keith Shaw visits Qualcomm HQ in San Diego to explore the power of AI at the edge. Jeff Monday, VP of Global Enterprise & Channel Sales at Qualcomm, gives an in-depth look at how the Snapdragon platform — featuring an onboard Neural Processing Unit (NPU)—is enabling secure, low-latency code generation on device, without sending sensitive data to the cloud. Read more Apple challenges Europe's interoperability demands The company slammed what it calls 'deeply flawed' rules that only target Apple and no one else, and will severely limit what it can offer European customers. Read more

Ahead of WWDC, Apple hits its 'dead cat' moment What's a company to do when it faces a multitude of existential crises and seems unable to regain control of the media message? Read more Microsoft is finally fixing app updates on Windows Android and iOS solved this years ago. What took Microsoft so long? Read more Apple needs to assert itself in AI If it isn't being made in Cupertino, buy it somewhere else. Read more

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