Former President Barack Obama says artificial intelligence (AI) can code better than the majority of human coders.

Former President Obama recently indicated that AI can already code better than 60-70% of programmers, making it difficult for humans to establish purpose and meaning in life.

Barack Obama and Steve Bannon agree on something: AI's role in American jobs, politics The former president directed his nearly 130 million social media followers to articles about the prospect of ...

Here's the list of world leaders who have been impersonated using AI, which subsequently made waves online and called for ...

Social media users are encouraging people to celebrate the former president to protest against President Donald Trump.

Former President Barack Obama warned that artificial intelligence is "coming to your neighborhood faster than you think," saying the technology is already reshaping white-collar work and could ...

Research shows people of color working in AI could be at risk of losing their jobs as the technology grows more popular in the workplace.

Former President Barack Obama and Steve Bannon, a White House strategist during President Donald Trump’s first term, are both worried about the same thing: artificial intelligence displacing ...

Barack Obama indicated that AI can outperform 60-70% of programmers, raising questions about purpose and meaning in life for humans.

From 2014 satire to AI posts: How a baseless rumor about Jennifer Aniston and Obama gained traction Corrections and Updates Pop Culture Artificial intelligence ...

President Donald Trump‘s artificial intelligence advisor, David Sacks, criticized former President Barack Obama‘s recent warnings about AI-driven job displacement, characterizing them as part ...

David Sacks criticizes Obama's warnings about AI job displacement, calling them part of a power grab by government and globalist institutions.