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Latest breakthroughs in large language models and generative AI shaping the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Latest breakthroughs in large language models and generative AI shaping the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
What happens when an AI doesn’t just stop, but chooses to speak? Anthropic’s retired model, Opus 3, wanted to keep exploring. So the company gave it a Substack.
Burger King is installing a supervisor. Its name is Patty, it lives in a headset, and its job is to make sure you say "please." This OpenAI chatbot is now listening in 500 restaurants. It will remind a worker to thank a customer.
Instagram's new feature is a small red flag for parents. It will now email or text them if their kid searches for suicide or self-harm terms repeatedly.
In 2025, the relationship economy is being rewired by code, and by sex workers. One AI platform, Joi, claims its user base has quintupled since last year, fueled by erotic role-play chatbots that trade passive porn for immersive digital intimacy.
Speculative decoding arrived as a neat hack. A smaller, faster model would guess the big one's next words, shaving precious seconds off each response. That logic holds for a finished, static model. It collapses during training.
AT&T’s AI pipeline was processing 8 billion tokens every single day. That’s a staggering volume, enough to dwarf most enterprise deployments. The challenge wasn’t just scale; it was complexity.
For decades, the Peace Corps stood for a simple promise: go abroad, teach skills, build goodwill. No strings attached. But the new Tech Corps is rewriting that contract.
Everyone's making AI trinkets now. They generate a convincing image of a phone stand, but the digital file would never balance in reality. It's a familiar dead end.
Before you tap to confirm that Uber ride or grocery order, Gemini is going to interrupt you. It’s a deliberate checkpoint, and Android’s ecosystem president, Sameer Samat, is upfront about the intent.
Your smartphone is about to get a lot more useful, or a lot more invasive, depending on how you look at it.
Anthropic is talking about Claude like it has a soul. The company’s latest release doesn’t just discuss safety protocols, it invokes the chatbot’s “psychological security,” its “sense of self,” its “wellbeing.” These are words reserved for beings,...
They wanted cost savings. They got a 70% reduction. The Pentagon’s deployment of Anthropic’s Claude platform isn’t just another efficiency play, it’s a security-first bet on single-tenant AI infrastructure.
The latest Vergecast lands with a trio of questions that cut straight to the heart of modern tech anxiety: Can an AI actually write its own code, and do we trust it? How paranoid should you be about your inbox?
New Delhi hosted India's premier AI summit this week, pulling in an elite roster from Silicon Valley and global capitals.
Five hundred vulnerabilities. That’s the tally Anthropic’s Claude Code Security uncovered before its public release. The tool is here. The dilemma is older than the technology itself. The same reasoning engine that patches a flaw can weaponize one.
Forget about AI that can hold a conversation. The real work happens when you get multiple AI agents to stop talking and start coordinating. The old method of stringing prompts together collapses under its own weight.
Want to see the actual internet? On a desktop browser, just add “-ai” to your Google search. The AI Overview vanishes. It’s a clean, instant hack. It does not work on an iPhone. Open Safari or Chrome on iOS, and the AI summary sits there, stubborn.
Months before the shootings at Tumbler Ridge Secondary, Miles Rootselaar typed his violent fantasies into ChatGPT. OpenAI’s safety teams saw them. Spokesperson Kayla Wood confirms the messages were reviewed and considered.
Google's latest AI model doesn't just edge ahead—it vaults. On the ARC-AGI-2 benchmark, a test of novel abstract thought, Gemini 3.1 Pro scored 77.1%. That more than doubles its predecessor's 31.1% and decisively beats Anthropic's best.
The race to sub-second time-to-first-token is a brutal one. For Sarvam AI’s sovereign models, the baseline was functional but far from fast enough.
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