As with any growth stock, Nvidia shares will be exposed to high levels of volatility. But if you're willing to stay patient, the upfront premium isn't as steep as it seems, and this one AI stock should be a continued winner through 2025 and beyond thanks to its central position in the AI supply chain.

The first drugs conceived entirely by artificial intelligence will likely be commercially available around the end of the decade, according to the leader of an AI drug discovery startup.

A concern about AI reaching AGI is that some people will believe that a supernatural force is at play. This could be harmful. Here are ways we need to prepare for this.

With trade tensions easing, stocks have rallied and are looking to potentially head into their next bull run. After leading the last bull market higher, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks seem to have regained their footing and could be ready to lead again.

Recent research by AI company Anthropic further shows that its Claude 3 chatbot was at its most persuasive when allowed to fabricate information and engage in deception. Given AI chatbots have no moral inhibitions, they are poised to be much better at deception than humans.

A federal judge in Florida has rejected arguments made by an artificial intelligence company that its chatbots are protected by the First Amendment — at least for now.

Both of Wall Street's leading artificial intelligence (AI) stocks -- Nvidia and Palantir -- were given the heave-ho by Duquesne Family Office's billionaire chief. Duquesne's first-quarter 13F decisively shows that Stanley Druckenmiller has found a new favorite AI stock.

Duolingo Inc. plans to use artificial intelligence to help significantly expand its course offerings beyond languages and reach more learners globally, Chief Financial Officer Matt Skaruppa said.

Even if you’re not immersed in the world of artificial intelligence, it still likely has an effect on your daily life. And that is especially true in Arizona.

More than half of the books listed were fake, according to the piece's author, Marco Buscaglia, who admitted to using AI for help in his research but didn't double-check what it produced. “A really stupid error on my part,” Buscaglia wrote on his Facebook page.