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Promising Artificial Intelligence Stocks To Add to Your Watchlist - October 4th

MarketBeat's stock screener tool has identified seven Artificial Intelligence stocks for investors to watch today: Tempus AI, Hut 8, SentinelOne, SoundHound AI, Upstart, Ambarella, and InterDigital. These companies develop, supply, or utilize AI technologies such as machine learning software, semiconductors, cloud-computing infrastructure, and AI-powered applications. These securities offer an opportunity to gain exposure to the growing AI industry, although their prices can be influenced by factors like high valuations, intense competition, regulatory changes, and rapid technological advancements. These seven companies were selected based on their highest dollar trading volume among AI stocks in recent days.

Wall Street Thought Artificial Intelligence (AI) Would Decimate Software Stocks, but This One Has Tripled From Its 52-Week Low

Oct 04,26 | 01:38 EST

This software company is proving it can use artificial intelligence to its advantage.

Are We Smarter Than Artificial Intelligence?

Oct 04,26 | 01:37 EST

These days, almost all of us are dealing with AI—Artificial Intelligence. We all talk about it, but very few of us really know what it actually is. And that is unprecedented. With previous major inventions, such as computers, things were different. To a large extent, we knew from the beginning both the positive and the negative aspects. In this case, however, we are blindly repeating conflicting views, ranging from the belief that AI is the greatest invention in human history to the belief that it is the worst, because it could acquire such “intelligence” that it might escape human control and destroy us. So, what is the truth?

Reclaiming workers’ ownership over artificial intelligence and technologies

Oct 04,26 | 01:36 EST

Contemporary anti-technology movements, often labeled Luddite, resist big tech and AI's negative impacts like job destruction and privacy invasion, drawing a historical parallel to 1779 English textile workers. However, the original Luddites opposed poor wages and exploitative conditions, not technology itself. This article argues that true progress lies not in technophobia but in reclaiming workers' ownership and control over AI and all technologies to serve human needs and the planet, rather than corporate profit, fostering a humanized, democratic, and sustainable technological future.

When One Person Can Do the Work of a Team

Oct 04,26 | 01:34 EST

Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming individual productivity, redefining workplace roles like the directly responsible individual (DRI), and raising critical questions about the future of employment.

Artificial Intelligence

Oct 04,26 | 01:33 EST

This page aggregates the latest news, analyses, and video reports on the rapidly evolving field of Artificial Intelligence. It covers crucial developments ranging from political and regulatory discussions, new applications in various sectors like science and business, to societal impacts on education and employment. The content highlights ongoing debates about AI safety, ethical considerations, and its transformative potential across industries and daily life.

Guest column: A caution about artificial intelligence

Oct 04,26 | 01:31 EST

Our columnist wonders: Without human expertise and assessment, can we really be certain AI's solutions are reasonable or sensible?

Lieber Studies Non-State Actor Attribution Volume Series – Artificial Intelligence and Attribution of Non-State Actors’ Conduct to States

Oct 03,26 | 01:52 EST

This post catalogs the bases for attribution of non-State actor conduct and asks how the fact that conduct involves AI affects attribution.

North Korea reported using artificial intelligence during a missile test

Oct 03,26 | 01:49 EST

Pyongyang said it had tested a medium-range missile capable of changing its trajectory at low altitude. Seoul reported that it flew 700 km.