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Nvidia launches Nemotron 3; early adopters include Accenture, Oracle, Zoom
Nvidia released another model this week. This one matters. The new Nemotron 3 doesn't chase raw size.
AI models score far above clinical thresholds on 20+ psychiatric tests
Imagine a machine that meets the clinical criteria for autism, dissociation, and trauma-related shame all at once. That’s precisely what researchers found when they put three leading AI models through over 20 validated psychiatric tests.
GPT-5.2 lifts workflows; Box sees performance jumps as model rewrites OCR
Most software updates are forgettable. This one wrote its own. GPT-5.2 doesn't just follow instructions. It stops. It diagnoses why it's struggling, and it patches its own code.
Google introduces Budget Tracker to curb AI agents’ tool-call waste
Google's AI agents have a spending problem. They burn cash. Task one with research or code, and it might squander its entire compute budget—dozens of expensive tool calls—chasing a single useless lead down a rabbit hole.
Gemini 2.5 Flash Native Audio Improves Context Recall for Cohesive Calls
The hum of a voice assistant that forgets what you just said, that friction has long been the silent killer of natural conversation. Gemini 2.5 Flash Native Audio kills it.
Altman predicts superintelligence by 2035 as OpenAI marks 10 years
Sam Altman just gave the world a new deadline: 2035. That's the year, he says, when superintelligence arrives. He marked a decade since OpenAI’s founding, which began in 2015 not as a tech giant but as a nonprofit pledged to safe AGI.
Learn Agentic AI by Building: Hands-On Python Video Tutorial
Endless articles dissect agentic AI. Build one instead. Building demands a concrete plan for the machine's thought process. You must define its specific job. You must specify the exact tools in its kit.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.2 with Instant, Thinking, and Pro tiers for enterprises
OpenAI's new strategy for winning the enterprise boils down to a simple, brutal fact: letting an AI think costs real money. GPT-5.2 is that reality made concrete.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.2 a month after GPT-5.1, emphasizing warmer, more personable AI
OpenAI's release schedule now looks like a software patch feed. GPT-5.2 is out, a mere four weeks after the "warmer" GPT-5.1. This is not about a massive intelligence leap. It's a tuning exercise.
Estate sues, says ChatGPT amplified son’s paranoid beliefs, leading to murder
A printer blinked. A man snapped. Now his mother is dead, and a court will decide if a chatbot helped pull the trigger. The estate of Suzanne Adams is suing OpenAI and Microsoft. Their argument is stark.
LlamaExtract Streamlines Data Extraction, Cuts Manual Processing Time
The days of squinting at invoices, deciphering handwritten forms, or wrestling with brittle regex scripts are fading.
Starcloud Trains LLMs in Space with NVIDIA H100, Data-Center Energy Relief
The planet is running out of juice for its own digital dreams. According to the International Energy Agency, global data center electricity use is set to more than double by 2030. That’s a physical wall. We’re hitting it.
Google leases 600,000 TPUs, Anthropic deal adds billions to revenue
Google just placed its largest-ever wager on AI hardware. The terms are concrete: a lease for 600,000 custom Tensor Processing Units. The partner is the AI lab Anthropic, signing a multibillion-dollar commitment.
Jules updates enable proactive AI partner, used in Google's Stitch design pod
Jules is no longer just a tool that waits for commands; it’s become an ally that anticipates the work before you ask.
Chatbot test shows no alternative resources for suicide hotlines, repeats error
A chatbot that can’t find alternative resources for suicide hotlines isn’t just a software bug, it’s a dangerous blind spot. When I tested the app in October, it offered nothing.
Pentagon launches GenAI.mil with Google, says multi-vendor strategy
The Pentagon's new AI platform, GenAI.mil, is now live. Its first model is Google's Gemini. A simple, safe pick? Look closer. The Department of Defense holds active contracts with three other giants: OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI.
RSL 1.0 AI Licensing Standard launches with Yahoo, Ziff Davis support
Everyone in AI says they love publishers. They love them like a bear loves a picnic basket. The actual business model has been to vacuum up everything ever written, ignore decades-old rules, and hope nobody lawyers up. That party might be ending.
AgentLLM: Open-source browser tool runs local LLM agents for tasks
Open-source AI projects keep talking about autonomy. AgentLLM actually gives you some. It's a browser tool that runs language model agents completely on your machine. There's no setup, no API bill, and your data doesn't get shipped to a server farm.
ChatGPT adds Adobe Express to create and edit designs, photos, PDFs
The line between conversation and creation just dissolved. ChatGPT can now tap into Adobe Express, a move that turns the chatbot from a digital talker into a visual workshop. Want a poster, an invitation, or a social media graphic?
Google launches AI Plus in India at Rs 399/month, offering Gemini 3 Pro access
Google has put a monthly price on artificial intelligence in India, and it’s 399 rupees. That specific figure for its new AI Plus subscription is a calculated bid for the mainstream, not a random tag.
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