Accenture Analysts Raise Price Targets as AI Fuels Multi-Year Growth Plan
Accenture analysts see AI creating new service demand, although the company's growth outlook depends on execution and sustained expansion in its core business.
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GOP Nominee Steve Hilton Says He Will 'Ban AI From Deciding Who Gets Fired' Amid AI-Firing Row in California
Steve Hilton vows to ban AI-driven firings and require human review and worker appeals for automated employment decisions in California.
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