A new startup just raised $6.5 million to help brands get discovered by AI agents instead of human shoppers. The shift could transform how we find and buy products forever.
Four years of explosive AI development have created a massive capability gap. While AI models grow more sophisticated, most organizations can’t keep up with the data demands. The result? Widespread AI implementation failure.
Uber is launching a new Work Hub platform that enables drivers to complete brief AI-related tasks while waiting for passengers. The initiative represents a significant expansion of the AI gig economy, offering micro-jobs for data labeling and content verification. According to reports, this move addresses both driver income gaps and AI’s ongoing need for human verification.
Uber is reportedly launching a new initiative that will enable its U.S. drivers to earn additional income by completing artificial intelligence-related micro-tasks during downtime between passenger rides, according to company announcements. The program, currently being tested in India before its planned U.S. rollout, represents Uber’s entry into the rapidly growing market for human-verified AI training data.
Cybersecurity professionals are advocating for a fundamental shift from traditional resilience models to antifragile systems that strengthen through attacks. According to industry analysis, artificial intelligence is accelerating this transition as threats evolve at unprecedented rates. The new approach treats security breaches as opportunities for systemic improvement rather than mere disruptions to contain.
Cybersecurity experts are reporting a fundamental transformation in how organizations approach digital defense, moving from traditional resilience models toward what analysts describe as “antifragile” systems. According to industry sources, this shift represents a response to the limitations of conventional security approaches in an era dominated by artificial intelligence and increasingly sophisticated threats.
The Generational Divide in AI Adoption While headlines often trumpet artificial intelligence as the great technological equalizer, new research reveals…
