Yes, Meta AI will have the option to create AI wallpapers for the chat interface with your friends and family. You can simply use text prompt to get a new AI wallpaper generated and use it as the ...

The streamer is overhauling its TV home page with a chatbot powered by OpenAI and TikTok-style reels. Among the many challenges in the world streaming, one of the most persistent is discovery. We ...

New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - May 7, 2025) - KPMG International today announces KPMG AI Trust, a suite of services to help clients ensure AI reliability, accountability and transparency as ...

Global consulting firms are ramping up their use of AI to boost internal capabilities while also enhancing the services they provide to enterprise clients. Last month, KPMG announced the ...

WhatsApp will soon allow users to generate wallpapers for chats using Meta AI. This will reportedly allow users to generate personalised wallpapers using text prompts. According to WhatsApp update ...

A new global survey by KPMG has found that 76% of Indians are willing to trust artificial intelligence (AI), a figure significantly higher than the global average of 46%. The report, Trust, Attitudes ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making rapid advances in various fields around the world. A recent study by KPMG has revealed that 76 per cent Indians are willing to trust AI. According to the report, ...

Media and Telecommunications at KPMG, India, said. But this optimism comes with complications. In India, 81% of employees rely on AI outputs without checking their accuracy, and 67% say they ...

CALGARY, AB and EDMONTON, AB, May 6, 2025 /CNW/ - Members of the media are invited to attend KPMG in Canada's AI Made Real Summit, an afternoon of panel discussions, keynote presentations and live ...

NEW DELHI, May 6: As much as 76 per cent Indians surveyed are willing to trust artificial intelligence (AI), significantly higher than their global counterparts at 46 per cent, according to a latest ...

A recent global study by KPMG and University of Melbourne, based on insights from over 48,000 people across 47 countries, revealed a growing disconnect between the increasing use of AI and the level ...

A new study from KPMG and the University of Melbourne also finds that less than a third of people in Britain have received training in AI use at work – suggesting that organisations may not be as ...