A new survey finds about 40 percent of employees using AI for work are doing so without managers knowing about it.

ChatGPT and Claude 4 are two of the smartest AI assistants available but they’re built with different strengths. Here’s how ...

Dubbed "computer use," the feature integrates Claude with apps you already use and controls your PC "the way people do—by looking at a screen, moving a cursor, clicking buttons, and typing text." ...

Anthropic shifted its stance on AI use in job applications, allowing job candidates to collaborate with its chatbot Claude in ...

Anthropic’s new AI platform promises to do the work of entire finance teams, from market analysis to investment memos. Are ...

ferrantraite/Getty Images. There are plenty of AI tools to make your life at work easier, but your coworkers might think you're lazy for using them.. A new study funded by Duke University shows ...

The catch: If you use AI at work, your coworkers and maybe even your managers may think you're lazy. That is if you can get hired in the first place.

Using AI at work can be a powerful tool for productivity, but risks come with its rewards. Before your fire up ChatGPT or Claude, consider these security risks.

Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Co-Pilot or ChatGPT to do research ... This is a key reason why managers and employees need to be on the same page when it comes to the use of Generative AI at work.

Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger, now CPO at Anthropic, is working on making its AI chatbot more useful at the office, and he has some advice for companies just getting started with AI.