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To avoid embarrassing and costly future mishaps, companies need an ethical plan for artificial intelligence, which starts with asking the right questions.

Your employees don't need to know how to code to work in a new world of AI, but they do need a basic understanding of how the tech works and its bigger-picture potential.

As organizations grapple with the "existential threat" of artificial intelligence, another issue should remain top of mind: How we're unintentionally introducing bias into the programs that might be making our decisions.

Artificial intelligence is the boogeyman in the creativity industry. But it might be a great idea-generator, particularly if we can master the prompt.

Market analysts cannot be replaced by AI. The interpersonal touch helps them achieve results.

A new study reveals that training AI systems with normative labels rather than factual ones significantly improves their accuracy in predicting human normative judgments.

As AI transforms the financial sector, Canadian regulators are faced with the challenge of balancing innovation with consumer protection. The right regulations might already exist.

Six months probably isn't enough time to create meaningful guardrails for the technology, and a ban on development may even hinder our ability to solve some of the deeper issues with AI.