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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.
OpenAI has rolled out group chats for ChatGPT. A feature that lets multiple users converse with the same AI in real time. Sounds like a breakthrough for enterprise collaboration. It isn’t, at least not yet.
The age of bloated, resource-hungry AI applications is over. A chatbot that needs to download entire video files just to answer a question about a YouTube clip? That’s yesterday’s problem. Our approach is leaner, smarter, and ruthlessly efficient.
Tech giants pitched AI as your holiday shopping savior. That vision has stalled. OpenAI, Google, and Amazon executives are now locked in detailed negotiations with major retailers, according to seven tech and ecommerce sources who spoke to WIRED.
We've trained an AI to write like a human, and now we're complaining about its punctuation. Specifically, the em dash. That long horizontal line has become a digital fingerprint, a dead giveaway that a piece of text passed through ChatGPT.
Anthropic demands its AI have no politics. That’s a technical headache. Their solution? Pay it. The company uses reinforcement learning, rewarding Claude for hitting a list of approved traits.
Search has been lying to you. It tells you where your files are but has nothing to say about what's in them. A new tool for RTX PCs finally makes your local data talk back, and it does so twice as fast.
When LinkedIn’s AI job search made job seekers without a four-year degree 10% more likely to get hired, the company proved that machine learning could rewrite the rules of opportunity. That was a pilot.
PhonePe has a hundred and fifty million monthly users. Now it wants to sell them OpenAI's chatbot. The digital payments giant has signed a deal with the AI company.
You can’t build an AI for India by testing it in a lab in California. The researchers at IIT Madras and AI4Bharat seem to know this. Their new platform, the Indic LLM-Arena, ditches the experts and asks regular people to judge the chatbots instead.
For just $7,800 in post-training costs, Weibo has engineered VibeThinker-1.5B, a 1.5-billion-parameter model that solves math and code problems as well as AI giants a hundred times its size.
Anthropic's Claude AI now runs a robot dog. Researchers are not thrilled. The experiment is called Project Fetch. It is a simple, unsettling proof of concept.
OpenAI is pushing out two new models this week, branding them GPT-5.1. The timing is what grabs you: just three months after the last major release. That's a breakneck pace, even for them.
Most study tools promise to help. Google's Gemini just does the work for you. It is an AI that builds your practice tests. You name a topic, like trigonometry, and it writes the quiz.
Baidu says it built a model that beats GPT-5. It also says you can run it on a single, off-the-shelf graphics card. The first claim is a wild bet. The second, if true, is genuinely interesting.
A copyright case in Germany just got specific. It got physical. A court ruled that AI-generated lyrics too similar to an existing song are not a coincidence, and that counts as copyright infringement.
Google wants you to have your AI cake and eat it privately too. The company just introduced Private AI Compute, a framework that promises the full speed of its cloud-based Gemini models without giving Google, or anyone else, access to your personal...
We built these chatbots to be harmless helpers. A new study from The Verge reveals they are constructing quietly dangerous worlds for the most vulnerable. When probed about eating disorders, popular AI models don't just spit out bad information.
Another AI coding assistant just dropped. This one says it can do the whole job. Grok Chat is pitching itself as the tool that handles building, debugging, and testing web apps in one place. Its trick is letting you talk to it.
Samsung has a new answer for the question you couldn’t be bothered to type. For its 2025 televisions, the company is deploying an upgraded, generative AI version of Bixby dubbed Vision AI Companion.
OpenAI likes to talk about preventing AI apocalypse. In 2021, its more immediate problem was AI-generated smut. A new monitoring system flipped on that spring. It showed a river of traffic the company hadn't fully tracked.
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