Jon Reed

1 week ago | cnet.com | Jon Reed

Bosses everywhere are saying generative AI is the future. The signals emanating from the C-suites of corporations big and small are clear: If artificial intelligence doesn't take your job, it will at least change it significantly. 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. This is the finding of a new study by researchers at Duke University published this month in the journal PNAS.

1 week ago | diginomica.com | Jon Reed

We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * A year ago, my pick for the biggest story of SAP Sapphire was how amidst RISE and Copilots, the previously named "public cloud edition" almost stole the show. Not only did SAP emphasize their public cloud solution to a surprising degree, but the customers on that solution had attention-grabbing stories to share.

1 week ago | diginomica.com | Jon Reed

Main content We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * Lead story - The impact of tariffs on leading retailers - a pulse checkSo far, enterprise tech spending hasn't been strongly impacted by tariff uncertainty. But we should be tracking retailers closely - and the knock-on effect on consumer spending.

2 weeks ago | cnet.com | Jon Reed

The latest versions of Anthropic's Claude generative AI models made their debut Thursday, including a heavier-duty model built specifically for coding and complex tasks. Anthropic launched the new Claude 4 Opus and Claude 4 Sonnet models during its Code with Claude developer conference and executives said the new tools mark a significant step forward in terms of reasoning and deep thinking skills. The company launched the prior model, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, in February.

2 weeks ago | cnet.com | Jon Reed

A new tab is coming to your Google Search bar, and it's going to feel a lot more like an AI chatbot than a traditional search engine. Google started testing AI Mode earlier this year and announced at Tuesday's I/O developers conference that the feature will roll out to everyone in the US in the coming weeks. It uses a custom version of the Gemini generative AI model to give conversational responses and pull information from a variety of sources.