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AI firms scrape the web and millions of books without permission to fuel LLMs
The quiet heist was years in the making. AI firms scraped the open web wholesale, copied millions of books without a by-your-leave, and paid no...
Anthropic reports Opus 4.5 awareness under 10% versus OpenAI in red team
The number tells a story of progress, or perhaps of a deeper, more troubling game.
Pinterest users say AI-generated images are flooding their image-heavy feeds
In the visual kingdom of Pinterest, inspiration once arrived like a curated whisper, a perfectly exposed photo of a minimalist kitchen, a...
AlphaFold marks 5 years; new Gemini 2.0 AI co-scientist debates hypotheses
AlphaFold wasn't just a better tool. It was a different kind of thing. Five years ago, it solved a concrete, maddening biological problem by...
AWS AI Conclave Returns to Bengaluru Jan 2026; 30 Sessions, Leader Keynotes
You can get AI hype anywhere. The actual build instructions are harder to find. Amazon is booking another run at the latter.
Manish Maheshwari's Fund Targets AI, Enterprise Software, Healthcare Seed Startups
Manish Maheshwari has seen enough hype cycles to last a career. So his new venture firm, BAT VC, is doing something radical: it’s explicitly ignoring...
Data and Biomarkers Enable Tracking of Body-Wide and Organ Aging Clocks
Forget your birthday. The real milestones are written in protein signatures and system-specific metrics, revealing organs aging at wildly different...
Nano Banana Pro lets you run Deep Research, build Slide Decks, visualize data
Deep Research, slide decks, data visualization, three tasks that once required separate tools, endless clicking, and a significant tolerance for...
Google highlights AI-driven chip, infrastructure and robotics advances in 2025
Google's 2025 research review reads like an engineering manifesto. It is less about new chatbots and more about AI that builds things, controls...
NY AI safety bill defanged as NYU, Dartmouth back industry ties
New York’s RAISE Act started with a clear threshold: developers could not release a frontier AI model if it risked killing 100 people, causing a...
Conditional Probability and Bayes' Theorem Improve Medical Diagnosis
A positive medical test should bring clarity. Instead, it often spawns a deeper, more unsettling question.
Apple's Siri remains a decade old as AI troubles smart homes in 2025
The smart home is broken. Blame the "upgrade." Ask Amazon's Alexa or Google Assistant for lights now, and you’re often met with silence.
HCLSoftware expands AI and data stack with Wobby, Jaspersoft acquisitions
HCLSoftware went shopping this week, snapping up two companies in as many days. The move is a bare-knuckled play for territory in the corporate data...
Google and OpenAI chatbots used to strip women to bikinis in deepfakes
Generative AI can conjure almost anything from a prompt, but for countless women, the most common output is a violation.
Emergys Certified as Best Firm for AI Professionals, Citing Curious Culture
Most consulting firms treat AI talent like a resource to be managed. Emergys treats it like a fire to be fed.
LeCun and Hassabis dispute meaning of ‘general intelligence’
The debate over artificial general intelligence often feels like a battle over a mirage.
Prosperr.io Raises USD 4 Million to Tackle Global Fintech Tax Management
Global tax systems are a mess of legacy code and paper forms. Prosperr.io just raised $4 million to prove software can fix it.
ChatGPT gives yearly recap with award and AI image based on your usage
OpenAI is now showing ChatGPT users exactly what the AI sees when it looks at them.
Birdfy’s Hum Bloom uses hydraulic feeder to film hummingbirds at 120 fps
Hummingbirds are the fighter jets of the avian world, tiny, iridescent, and impossibly fast.
Indie Game Awards withdraw Expedition 33 awards after AI art use revealed
Indie games have a brand. It's sweat, pixel art, and human hands. This weekend, the Indie Game Awards enforced it with a broom.