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Meta wants you paying for two things at once: your social apps and the AI features layered on top of them.
Schneider Electric's internal AI Hub now runs 350 people supporting more than 60 agents across the company's critical infrastructure business.
Petra Ferraz de Novaes spends her evenings building fantasy worlds with a chatbot, not writing them alone.
Clearview AI built its reputation, and its notoriety, on 3 billion scraped photos that let police match a face to a name.
Meta's Superintelligence Labs put out its first real-time audio perception model this week, called Muse Voice Transcribe, and the pitch is simple: one system that transcribes speech, splits sentences, and picks apart up to 20 different speakers in a...
Microsoft has a number for the judge in its ongoing copyright fight with The New York Times, and it's a small one.
A photographer removes one blemish with Canva's touch-up tool, uploads the result to Instagram, and finds the whole image branded "AI Content." That's the complaint spreading across Threads over the past few weeks, and it's not an isolated glitch.
Runway calls its newest release Solaris, and it doesn't behave like an app. The company, known for AI video generation tools like Gen-4.5, is now applying that same frame-by-frame rendering approach to something else entirely: software interfaces.
A retail chain's procurement agent authenticates once at 9 a.m., then spends the next eight hours placing orders, querying inventory systems, and negotiating with supplier APIs on its own. Nobody checks its badge again until it logs off.
Anthropic built the Model Context Protocol to let AI models talk to software tools without custom code for every connection. Now the company wants the same fix for physical hardware.
Adobe is packing more AI into Photoshop, and this time it's giving the tools their own dedicated space.
Chinese state-backed hacking groups have more than doubled their attack volume since folding AI tools into their daily workflow, according to Taiwanese cybersecurity firm TeamT5.
NVIDIA is adding a fifth category to its AI networking stack, and this one points inward rather than out.
Slack announced a new product Tuesday called Slack Code that pulls AI coding agents out of solo terminal sessions and into shared channels where a whole team can watch the work happen.
Google's Gemma family of open AI models has crossed one billion downloads, the company said, a milestone that arrives alongside a stranger data point: the models are now running in orbit.
Grok has a data leak problem, and xAI has known about it since June without fixing it.
Serval is flipping on Catalyst for every customer by default starting Thursday, marking the general availability of what the company calls a "super agent" for enterprise IT automation.
Meta rolled out a standalone Mac app for Meta AI on Wednesday, giving the chatbot a permanent spot on the desktop instead of confining it to the web or mobile.
Security researchers at Varonis found a way to make Microsoft 365 Copilot for enterprise leak user passwords and other sensitive data with nothing more than a single link click, no confirmation required.
Warp announced Tuesday it's rolling out Warp Factories, a system meant to package up the "software factory" model of AI-driven development into something companies can deploy without building the infrastructure themselves.