Aaron Pressman

Flagship Pioneering, the startup incubator behind Moderna, is behind a new chatbot focused on conversing with users about the ups and downs of everyday life.

Nationwide, less than a quarter of government workers use AI weekly, a new survey found, about half the rate in the private sector.

ASI is developing AI models for use in key parts of the transportation, energy, and military industries.

AI is supercharging all kinds of cybersecurity threats, but at a gathering of law enforcement and security specialists at Boston College Law School, the biggest worry focused on people.

New products for thirsty office workers will include prebiotics, low-sugar sodas, and other healthy additives.

HubSpot is cutting jobs, PTC is getting bought out, and Amazon is shrinking its office.

The San Francisco-based company will also look to hire at least 40 more people here.

Cambridge-based insurance marketplace Insurify, for one, sees new general purpose “agents” as more threat than opportunity so far.

With AI embedded in every corner of daily life, how does an industry slow development without crippling the people and institutions that depend on it?

The Institute for Responsible Superintelligence, or RESI for short, seeks to develop mathematical principles and protocols to ensure AI models behave as intended.

The iPhone giant appears to be going after some of Whoop's most popular features.

The deal would double the number of ports open to all EV drivers at state-owned rest stops.

The Cambridge song-creation startup has recently made deals with big record labels.

Growing unease with Big Tech and artificial intelligence is proving to be a very broad concern and one of the few political issues cutting across party lines.

Students from MIT, Harvard, and other schools spent two months on the West Coast before returning to Cambridge to pitch VCs.

Aaron Prager created a mobile app called BoostT1D to help people with diabetes monitor trends over time and track and analyze the foods they eat.

Under the deal, Suno will pay musicians who agree to participate in its AI song creation app and BMG agreed to drop claims challenging Suno’s earlier use of copyrighted music to train its AI models.

New CEO Wael Mohamed is overhauling the struggling company amid a focus on adding AI-powered features.

“Untamed Unicorns: Why Startup Finance is Broken and How to Fix It" catalogs how decades of relaxing securities rules have allowed private companies to become so big and unregulated that they could threaten to tank the economy.

Ina and David Steiner will receive almost $50 million after suing the company and its former employees, but that payday won't make them any less nervous when an unexpected package arrives at their home.