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AI company news, venture capital funding, startup launches, mergers, acquisitions, and major market moves in the AI industry.
AI company news, venture capital funding, startup launches, mergers, acquisitions, and major market moves in the AI industry.
Samsung's next flagship feature isn't a camera. It’s a calculated gamble that you’ll want a different AI than its own.
Runlayer built a bouncer. For your AI agents. The startup’s new security features for OpenClaw just turned a theoretical nightmare into a quantified problem with a stunning benchmark: resistance to prompt injection attacks leaped from 8.7% to 95%.
The phone is a stage prop. The real machinery, the licensing, the tax compliance, the E911 fees, the carrier negotiations, belongs to a company called Liberty Mobile.
The medical profession has two rules for new technology. First, be late. Second, be very, very sure. For decades this worked. Now the old logic is breaking. A television show is exploring why.
The dream was a Google killer. The reality, according to third-party analytics firm Similarweb, is a search engine with fewer monthly users than the subreddit dedicated to Phoenix, Arizona.
Scout AI showed a system last week where one command triggered AI-controlled drones and vehicles to destroy targets. The company's "Fury Orchestrator" uses a 100-billion-parameter model to direct smaller models in the field. The U.S.
Nvidia locked in another computing deal this week, this time with Meta. While the contract's value stays under wraps, it specifically covers Nvidia hardware for both training AI models and running them—the crucial phase known as inference.
Four hundred billion parameters isn’t supposed to outrun a trillion. Yet Alibaba’s Qwen 3.5 397B-A17 does exactly that, outperforming its far larger sibling while slashing compute costs. The secret isn’t more neurons; it’s smarter prediction.
Trust is the currency, and right now it's scarce. Take Perplexity: a search startup that once championed ads is now ripping them out. The calculus is brutally simple. If users suspect every AI answer is a sales pitch, the entire model fails.
Meta has ordered millions of Nvidia’s top-tier AI chips. That’s the official word. It’s a staggering commitment of compute power. Now, shift focus to the supplier.
Mark your calendars for May 19, 2026. That’s when Google kicks off its I/O developer conference, with registration opening today. The event will follow the usual script—keynotes, demos, sessions—but the full schedule remains under wraps.
Most AI coding tools are forgetful. They make the same mistakes on loop because they treat every problem as brand new. Qodo 2.1 stops that by giving its agents something like a real memory.
Anthropic must demonstrate Claude can do serious work. So it cut a deal with Infosys. The massive Indian tech services firm, founded and headquartered in Bengaluru, is now a partner.
Hollywood’s biggest names have drawn a line in the sand, and it’s aimed directly at ByteDance.
Sam Altman hired a guy who makes chatbots that talk to each other. The guy is Peter Steinberger, founder of the hot AI project OpenClaw, and his arrival is Altman's answer to the industry's most boring question: what's after the single, all-knowing...
The race is on. Nvidia and Groq are betting the house on a single metric: token cost, slashing it tenfold to make real-time AI not just possible, but practical. Jensen Huang knows that exponential compute doesn't come from piling on more FLOPS.
The countdown begins: Samsung has finally locked a date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event. But the bigger story this week isn’t just about new hardware, it’s about what your phone and watch can do for you without a human coach in sight.
Super Bowl Sunday, a hundred strangers became 97th-percentile geniuses. Not through a lucky bet or a sudden IQ spike, but because Hyperchat AI rewired how they conversed. Live, in real time, a chaotic crowd turned into a coherent intelligence.
The raw intelligence of xAI’s models is being undermined by the very humans who build them. That’s the blunt admission buried inside a staff exodus that is now reshaping Elon Musk’s AI venture. Safety is dead, internal critics declare.
The real estate industry has a new battleground, and it’s not location, location, location, it’s data, algorithms, and the race to own the moment a buyer starts searching.
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