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Square Enix’s Lara Croft franchise is expanding again, this time with a pair of titles that will hit shelves later this year.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order this week that threatens to withhold federal funds from any state that enacts its own...

Amazon rolled out a new AI‑driven recap tool on Prime Video this year, promising viewers a quick, voice‑over summary of each episode.

Why does this matter for the millions of iOS and iPadOS users who rely on Chrome as their default browser?

Seventeen years after Section 702 was written into law, the very framework that was meant to target overseas terror plots is now drawing fire from...

Nous Research just dropped Nomos 1, an open‑source model that managed to clinch second place on the notoriously brutal Putnam math exam.

Why does this matter? Cohere’s latest Rerank 4 model expands the context window to four times the size of its 3.5 predecessor, a change that...

A decade has passed since Google’s Gradient Canvas first paired artists with machine‑learning tools, yet the conversation feels fresh.

New York’s governor put his signature on two pieces of legislation Thursday, targeting a niche that’s been slipping under regulators’ radars for...

Building an agent from scratch still feels like a niche skill, even as large‑language models dominate headlines.

OpenAI just rolled out GPT‑5.2, and it isn’t a single monolithic model any more. The company has split the new generation into three ChatGPT‑based...

Why does a research‑oriented AI model matter now? Companies and scholars alike have been wrestling with the cost of generating thorough,...