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CBP signs Clearview AI contract for tactical targeting amid DHS scrutiny
The check from Customs and Border Protection is already signed, payable to Clearview AI. For a face-search engine.
Target to run product and deal ads within ChatGPT for real‑time discovery
ChatGPT is about to become a shopping mall. Target will serve you an air fryer ad when you ask about countertop cooking.
EU AI Lacks Models and Compute; Germany Urged to Lead Coalition
Europe has brilliant AI researchers and almost no functional AI. Its own rules are to blame.
Mistral's revenue jumps 20‑fold as Europe backs AI independence
Last year, Mistral looked like a nice try. A Parisian startup politely raising its hand while American and Chinese firms ate the entire AI market.
ByteDance taps Samsung for custom AI chips and scarce memory supply
ByteDance is telling everyone it isn't building its own AI chips. It's also signing a major deal with Samsung to build them.
T‑Mobile to beta test AI Live Translation for calls in 50+ languages this spring
T-Mobile is about to turn your phone call into a universal translator. This spring, the carrier will beta test a new AI feature that live-translates...
Anthropic declines to patch reported AI agent vulnerability, cites design
Anthropic has made a choice that many in cybersecurity will find alarming: it will not patch a reported vulnerability in its AI agent system.
Uber Eats launches 'Cart Assistant' AI for grocery shopping via text or image
Uber Eats just deployed a new bot to tackle one of modern life's minor agonies: the digital grocery list.
xAI co-founder departures persist as Lambda outlines 2025 AI production shifts
The exodus from xAI has become a procession, marked by the deliberate departures of its co-founders. This isn't mere attrition.
AI Rivals Launch Joint Accelerator for 20 European Startups per Cohort
European venture capitalists are done waiting. Their new mandate to AI startups is blunt: generate real revenue, now.
Six of xAI’s twelve original co‑founders, including Ba, have left Musk’s startup
Half a founding team gone in three years isn't a personnel shuffle. It's a hemorrhage.
Facebook adds AI presets to animate profile pictures, e.g., waving or party hat
For years, your Facebook profile picture has been a silent, static sentinel, a frozen version of you that never blinks or celebrates.
ChatGPT deep research tool adds built-in viewer and jump-to-section TOC
ChatGPT’s research tool used to be a monologue. It talked, you listened. That’s changing.
AI agents map full plans, execute steps, then pause to replan if needed
Most AI agents are stubborn, brittle, and stupid. They fail the same way forever. The fix is a simple, old human idea: stop and think.
OpenAI tried to retire 4o August 2025, replace with GPT‑5 after user episodes
OpenAI's brief attempt to kill a product last August was a perfect corporate panic move.
Indeed’s résumé builder tops 2026 list of four best builders in testing
Our 2026 testing is complete, and the top resume builder is Indeed's own often-overlooked tool.
ByteDance's Tely AI auto‑creates website answers, generating leads
Your customers are shouting questions into the void of search engines. You just can’t hear them.
Microsoft expands AI investments in Singapore, partners with AISG on health
Microsoft is wiring an entire national economy to artificial intelligence, and it has chosen a perfect test site: Singapore.
OpenAI Drops ‘io’ Brand After USD 6.5 B Acquisition of Jony Ive’s Hardware Unit
OpenAI spent $6.5 billion last May to buy Jony Ive’s design firm and its sleek "io" brand. That’s an astonishing sum for a name.
ChatGPT deployed to GenAI.mil to give U.S. service members reliable AI
Reliability in the field demands reliability in the tools. For American service members, that means AI that doesn’t guess, it delivers.