In a volatile jobs market upended by AI and a host of other factors, it’s important to recognize employers that go above and beyond to support their IT workforce. For the 32nd year, Computerworld publisher Foundry surveyed large, midsize, and small organizations to find those exceptional organizations. Read our special report to see which companies

Anthropic has released a beta version of Claude Code for Slack, which is great news for developers who want help with programming. For example, Claude Code can find bugs in code and analyze recent messages to determine which repo is the right one. To launch the popular code tool, users just need to type the

Google’s Gemini AI models are drawing scrutiny from the European Commission, which has opened an antitrust investigation into the way the company used the content of web publishers and videos on YouTube to the models. The move comes as Google has been making headway in the AI market against technology pacesetter OpenAI. Just last week,

Google is deploying a second AI model to monitor its Gemini-powered Chrome browsing agent after acknowledging the agent could be tricked into taking unauthorized actions through prompt injection attacks. “We’re introducing a user alignment critic where the agent’s actions are vetted by a separate model that is isolated from untrusted content,” the company said in

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way information is created, summarised, and delivered. For publishers, the shift is already visible. Search engines provide AI-generated overviews, users get answers without clicking, and content is scraped by large language models that train on decades of journalism. In this environment one question remains: How does a publisher survive when

For the past year, we’ve been told that artificial intelligence is revolutionising productivity—helping us write emails, generate code, and summarise documents. But what if the reality of how people actually use AI is completely different from what we’ve been led to believe? A data-driven study by OpenRouter has just pulled back the curtain on real-world AI usage by analysing over 100

Adoption of generative AI has outpaced workforce capability, prompting OpenAI to target the skills gap with new certification standards. While it’s safe to say OpenAI’s tools have reached mass adoption, organisations struggle to convert this usage into reliable output. To address this, OpenAI has announced ‘AI Foundations,’ a structured initiative designed to standardise how employees

Accenture and Anthropic are setting out to boost enterprise AI integration with a newly-expanded partnership. While 2024 was defined by corporate curiosity regarding Large Language Models (LLMs), the current mandate for business leaders is operationalising these tools to achieve a return on investment. The new Accenture Anthropic Business Group combines Anthropic’s model capabilities with Accenture’s

Nearly a decade after Pebble’s nascent smartwatch empire crumbled, the brand is staging a comeback with new wearables. The Pebble Core Duo 2 and Core Time 2 are a natural evolution of the company’s low-power smartwatch designs, but its next wearable is something different. The Index 01 is a ring, but you probably shouldn’t call

Near the end of the film A House of Dynamite, a fictional American president portrayed by Idris Elba sums up the theory of nuclear deterrence. “Just being ready is the point, right?” Elba says. “It keeps people in check. Keeps the world straight. If they see how prepared we are, no one starts a nuclear