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Imagine February 2020: Life's normal, markets are booming, then suddenly—COVID-19 pandemic flips everything overnight. AI CEO Matt Shumer says we're in that "seems overblown" moment right now, but for ...

In recent months, artificial intelligence has been in the news for the wrong reasons: use of deepfakes to scam people, AI systems used to manipulate cyberattacks, and chatbots encouraging suicides, ...

According to Shumer, a cluster of "screen-based" professions is facing early impact. Artificial intelligence is now a force to reckon with rather than a far-off disruption, Matt Shumer, CEO of AI ...

HyperWrite CEO says viral AI essay was a warning, not a scare tactic. (AI-generated representational image) After his long-form essay on artificial intelligence and the future of work triggered ...

Artificial intelligence has triggered plenty of bold predictions over the past few years. Some sounded exaggerated, but out of them few even became reality. Now a tech CEO is warning that what’s ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant disruption story. It is here, and it is accelerating. That is the blunt warning from Matt Shumer, co-founder and CEO of OthersideAI, the company ...

Hyperwrite CEO Matt Shumer, in an essay titled "Something Big Is Happening," shared about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), adding how it can do all his technical work with near ...

Matt Shumer notes AI models have dramatically changed technical work. Artificial intelligence could eliminate up to half of all entry-level white-collar jobs within the next five years, according to ...

CEO of HyperWrite AI Matt Shumer went viral when he warned that AI will soon have a widespread impact on people’s jobs. He tells Richard Quest what people should do about it 11-year-old faces murder ...

“This is happening right now and I need you to understand it.” This is how Matt Shumer, HyperWrite CEO and serial investor, frames the moment of current AI development in a recent essay that’s gone ...