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Anthropic CEO warns of AI dangers as Claude gains interactive apps
Anthropic’s CEO is sounding the alarm just as Claude gets its hands on the apps businesses live inside.
Qwen3-Max Thinking Beats Gemini 3 Pro, GPT-5.2 on Humanity's Last Exam
Alibaba's latest model just scored higher on a major benchmark than Google's and OpenAI's best. It didn't win by being bigger.
EU probes X over Grok's sexualized deepfake image tools risk assessment
The European Union is turning up the heat on X. Brussels wants to know if Elon Musk’s platform properly assessed the risk before its AI tool, Grok,...
Enterprise AI pilots fail; firms must treat AI as a capability, not a tool
Most enterprise AI projects end the same way: as expensive disappointments. Companies treat them like fancy new software, a tool to be installed.
OpenAI President, Trump Mega-Donor, Joins Tech Execs Courting Administration
OpenAI president Greg Brockman is cutting two very large checks. One, for millions, went to a super PAC targeting New York Assemblymember Alex Bores,...
Claude Code adds Tasks for longer agent runs, coordination; can be disabled
Claude Code just got a lot more autonomous, and a lot harder to ignore. Anthropic’s new Tasks system lets coding agents run longer, coordinate across...
Google to Pay USD 68 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Assistant’s Unlawful Recording
The price of convenience just got a line item. Google will pay $68 million to put a lawsuit to rest, one that accused its smart assistant of...
Anthropic adds Slack, Figma, Asana to Claude, touts AI as job substitute
Anthropic just turned Claude into a command center for the tools millions already live inside: Slack, Figma, Asana.
MCP links Claude chat to Slack, Canva, Figma and adds Box, Clay integrations
Claude is no longer just a chatbot. With the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, Anthropic has quietly turned its AI into a platform that can swallow...
WIRED finds most deepfake sites now offer explicit high‑quality video
A WIRED review of more than 50 deepfake sites found them all offering the same grim product: high-quality, explicit videos.
Payment processors shift on CSAM after Grok's involvement; Musk's suit dismissed
When Elon Musk sued the Center for Countering Digital Hate, he claimed the watchdog illegally scraped data to prove hate speech was running rampant...
Microsoft's Maia 200 AI chip, with 100B+ transistors, rivals Amazon, Google
Microsoft just told its two biggest rivals exactly how much better its new chip is. That's new.
Claude for Excel opens the gates; Tasklet AI agent links to any app
The quiet part of your workflow is about to start talking back. Two announcements this week didn't introduce new AI models.
AI at NFL and Olympic scale needs a data quality creed, not better prompts
The NFL broadcasts to 17 million viewers per game. The Olympics spans 33 sports across 17 days.
Coveo study finds 72% of enterprises risk failure with LLM search
Companies are buying the chatbot dream. The reality is broken search. A Coveo study finds 72% of enterprise search queries fail on the first try.
Study finds most viewers missed AI-generated Coca‑Cola ad, still liked it
The vast majority of viewers didn’t spot it. That’s the headline from Kantar’s latest ad test: a Coca‑Cola commercial generated entirely by AI, and...
Gemini suggests native plants, adds calendar reminders, makes Keep list
Google's Gemini can now plan your garden. It selects native plants, populates your calendar with reminders, and generates a hardware store shopping...
Anthropic expands Claude Cowork to paid tiers, enabling team‑wide AI workflows
Claude Cowork is no longer just for developers. With Anthropic expanding it to paid tiers, the tool once reserved for coding sprints is now a shared...
OpenAI scales PostgreSQL to support 800 million users through optimization
When a system faces a tenfold surge in load, the reflex is often to tear it down and rebuild. OpenAI chose a different path.
Anthropic drafts Claude's Constitution as AI music backlash eases
A year ago, major record labels sued AI companies over copyright. Artists from Bad Bunny to Nicki Minaj blasted the rise of AI voice clones.