A Deloitte healthcare report that cost the Canadian government nearly $1.6 million CAD ($1.13 million USD) has now been found ...

In a health care report aimed to address a shortage of nurses and doctors, Deloitte cited several fake studies with real ...

Just over half (51%) of published novelists in the UK believe that artificial intelligence is likely to end up entirely ...

We're living through one of the strangest inversions in software engineering history. For decades, the goal was determinism; building systems that behave the same way every time. Now we're layering ...

Fresh allegations of AI-made citations in a Canadian report deepen questions over Deloitte's evidence checks, weeks after ...

A federal commission is warning that the U.S. is losing its innovative edge, arguing that the nation needs to “reimagine the ...

At least four citations referenced in the Deloitte-authored study either do not exist or were inaccurately attributed to real ...

While your brain thinks linearly, AI can think exponentially—but you have to force it to show its work. Employ “critical ...

Deloitte is under scrutiny for allegedly using AI-generated research and false citations in a $1.6 million healthcare report commissioned by a Canadian provincial government.

More than half (51%) of published novelists in the UK believe AI is likely to end up replacing their work, says a new survey of 258 authors from the University of Cambridge.

Cloudera’s global survey this year, finds AI is moving fast: 96% of 1,500 IT leaders say it’s at least “somewhat integrated” ...

About half of published novelists in the UK fear that they will lose their job to artificial intelligence - and many say ...