A team of Stanford graduates has developed a weather forecasting model that surpasses traditional and AI-based methods, setting a new standard in accuracy and efficiency.

A significant gap in internal AI usage guidelines exists, despite potential benefits for efficiency and communication quality.

A recent analysis highlights the significant role urban environments play in attributing fault in pedestrian accidents, pointing to the need for insurance industry adaptation.

High-quality data sets are essential for businesses aiming to leverage AI effectively, ensuring accurate predictions and strategic growth.

In a decisive action against cyber threats, US authorities dismantled a Russian espionage network, safeguarding national and ally security.

The California Supreme Court’s recent ruling impacts employers’ defense tactics against PAGA claims, emphasizing due process and strategic litigation management.

With a series of legislative updates in 2024, workers now have enhanced protections and benefits, addressing issues from COVID-19 to mental health support.

With technology integration, museums encounter heightened cyber threats, emphasizing the need for robust security measures and cyber insurance.

New York City anticipates a major winter storm, possibly marking the most significant snowfall event since January 2022.

A groundbreaking simulation suggests the Atlantic Ocean’s vital currents may face a "cliff-like" collapse sooner than expected, threatening drastic global climate shifts.

The European Union is gearing up to investigate TikTok under the Digital Services Act, focusing on the platform’s efforts to safeguard minors.

With hurricanes becoming three times more frequent over the past century, only a handful of U.S. states are stepping up with effective risk reduction strategies.

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With cyber threats on the rise, the global cyber insurance market is expected to soar to $23 billion by 2025, led by U.S. business contributions.

As strikes, riots, and civil commotion escalate globally, the insurance industry scrutinizes aggregation risks and seeks tailored coverage strategies.