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Krafton goes ‘AI First’ and EA teams with Stability AI despite limits
Krafton now calls itself an "AI First" company. Electronic Arts is partnering with Stability AI.
US and Germany use data to map bobsled tracks and fix performance gaps
The margin between Olympic gold and fourth place is a wobble. A bump. A shove. Physics decides the podium. Now, a data dashboard does, too.
AI Valentine Claire, a literary editor, gives vague memoir advice to journalist
I hoped Claire would be different. A literary editor, she promised depth, maybe even a real exchange.
Samsung Sets Galaxy Unpacked Date; Fitbit AI Coach Hits iOS at USD 10/mo
The countdown begins: Samsung has finally locked a date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event.
OpenAI drops 4o model, Chinese fan Yan (3k RedNote followers) protests
Three thousand people on RedNote followed a woman named Yan. She was a leader among Chinese fans of OpenAI's GPT-4o model.
Hyperchat AI turned Super Bowl viewers into a high‑IQ team, now for enterprises
Super Bowl Sunday, a hundred strangers became 97th-percentile geniuses. Not through a lucky bet or a sudden IQ spike, but because Hyperchat AI...
Gemini adds practice SAT and JEE Main tests via simple text prompts
You could buy a test prep book. You could hire a tutor. Or you could just type a sentence to a chatbot.
Moltworker isolates OpenClaw tests with containers encrypted storage, Zero Trust
The OpenClaw agent doesn't just read your screen, it inherits your entire identity.
xAI faces staff exodus as human errors blunt raw AI intelligence
The raw intelligence of xAI’s models is being undermined by the very humans who build them.
Ring’s ‘adorable’ surveillance hellscape highlighted on Vergecast
Ring aired a Super Bowl ad for a cheery doorbell that celebrates package deliveries.
Zillow ramps up AI amid uncertainty, as Google makes a bold move
The real estate industry has a new battleground, and it’s not location, location, location, it’s data, algorithms, and the race to own the moment a...
Meta plans facial recognition for AI smart glasses, amid privacy concerns
Meta is quietly reopening the door to facial recognition, this time through the lens of its AI-powered smart glasses.
Optimizing Vertex AI Search Queries to Cut Latency and Preserve Quality
Speed and relevance. They shouldn't be opposing forces, yet in search, latency often steals from quality, and quality demands patience.
Anthropic and CodePath launch Claude Code in US's biggest college CS program
The classroom is no longer the only lab for future engineers. At Texas Tech, Laney Hood waded into TypeScript and Node.js with almost no background,...
Study Finds Stigma Causes Shame for Some in AI Relationships
People are falling for artificial intelligence. They’re having real, sustained romances with it, and a new study in *Computers in Human Behavior...
Samsung Q990C Named Best Dolby Atmos Soundbar; Q990D to Stay Under USD 1k, 11.1.4‑ch
The soundbar market moves fast, new models, incremental upgrades, higher prices. But every few years, a product arrives that breaks the cycle.
Google's upgrade teaches zero-shot selection, embeddings, QA workflows
The race for raw AI speed is blinding. Just look at OpenAI's new GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, hitting over a thousand tokens per second on Cerebras hardware.
Nvidia technique reduces LLM reasoning cost 8‑fold while preserving accuracy
Running a massive language model is an exercise in waste management. It bogs down, spending most of its time and memory juggling tokens it no longer...
Palantir staff balk at ICE expansion, citing ethical concerns over AI ties
Palantir employees are drawing a line. Hundreds of them are pushing back against their own company’s deepening ties with Immigration and Customs...
Google Chrome releases early preview of WebMCP, offering two APIs for AI agents
AI agents are terrible at using websites. They get confused by bad layouts, break on simple updates, and burn cash trying to understand what a button...