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The recent wave of personal attacks on Sam Altman has turned the AI conversation into a battlefield.

Enterprise security teams have long worried about AI tools that can navigate poorly defended networks without human guidance.

Anthropic’s latest release, Claude Managed Agents, promises to bundle a suite of AI capabilities into a single, enterprise‑focused package.

Why does the debate over AI uptake inside Google matter now? A recent internal memo claimed that many engineers still struggle to access the...

Microsoft rolled out MAI‑Image‑2‑Efficient this week, touting a model that trims cost and speeds up image generation compared with its previous...

Why does a single GitHub user matter to the AI‑image debate? While DeepMind’s SynthID was unveiled as a way to embed invisible tags in generated...

Databricks’ latest study pits its most capable language model against a newly‑designed multi‑step reasoning agent across three semi‑structured...

Why does a $10 trillion asset manager need an AI‑driven back‑office? The answer lies in the sheer volume of market information that pours in every...

Claude Mythos landed on the scene with a splash, but the ripple it created in Brussels has been more subtle than the headlines suggest.

The Lightrun report puts a number on a worry many developers have been feeling for months: almost half of the code changes generated by AI end up...

Why does the speed of generative‑AI uptake matter now? The Stanford AI Index 2026 paints a picture of technology spreading at a pace that eclipses...

The pilot AI‑run storefront in downtown Austin has been billed as a testbed for next‑gen retail efficiency.

NVIDIA and researchers at the University of Maryland have just put a new name on the table for large‑scale audio‑language work.

Enterprises are finally getting a turnkey way to move beyond chat‑only experiments and put large‑language models into the nitty‑gritty of their...

Google’s AI research team has rolled out Vantage, a protocol that treats large language models as a yardstick for collaboration, creativity and...

A violent episode landed on the headlines this week, pulling a tech‑industry figure into a federal courtroom. The target?

OpenAI’s internal briefing hints at a shift in how the company plans to scale its services.

A single portrait can now become a half‑hour of moving speech without a studio or a time‑consuming render farm.

Developers have been sounding the alarm for weeks, pointing to slower response times, fuzzier reasoning and a noticeable dip in Claude’s output...

The .claude directory lives on the periphery of every Claude‑powered deployment, yet most users never notice it.