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Why does this matter? Robots still stumble when the world is messy. In a demo on the PEEK project page, a robot is asked to “give the banana to...

Apple is back at the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, taking place in person at Denver’s Colorado Convention Center...

Figma’s latest push comes as the design platform wrestles with a dramatic market shift.

Why do large language models stumble when asked to uncover cause‑and‑effect? Researchers say the answer lies not in a particular architecture or...

Microsoft is rolling out a refreshed version of its 365 Copilot assistant. The company says the new design loads twice as fast and looks cleaner.

Edge deployments of generative AI are running into two practical headaches. First, the performance of each model on each device often isn’t known...

DynaSchedBench arrives at a moment when research on the Dynamic Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem (DFJSP) is split between two opposing practices.

Why does this matter? As autonomous systems take on more decisions, the gap between raw optimization and human‑centred judgment widens.

Mistral AI has taken its chatbot “Le Chat” and given it a new name—Vibe—while recasting it as a full‑blown work assistant.

Meta is finally attaching a price tag to its AI ambitions. Starting this month, Instagram Plus and Facebook Plus will cost $3.99 a month, while...

China’s Shanghai Futures Exchange is sketching a derivatives market for AI tokens, Reuters reports, signaling that the next big trading arena could...

Google’s I/O 2026 turned the spotlight on a suite of new AI tools that aim to blur the line between input and output.

Google Cloud has rolled out “AI Threat Defense,” a platform that stitches together four AI‑driven components to hunt for and seal security holes...

Anthropic is rolling out Claude Opus 4.8 this Thursday. The headline? Honesty. The company says it trains all its models to avoid claims they can’t...

Soro is a Tajik‑focused conversational model that builds on the publicly released Gemma 3 architecture.

Language models are reshaping how developers build software. Yet the newest, compact models add a twist: they can run entirely on‑device.

Why does training deep neural nets still choke on memory? Researchers at Sakana AI and the University of Tokyo think they’ve found a practical...

The promise of AI‑driven optimization has been humming in the background of business decisions for years.

AI isn’t interesting because it looks cool on a demo screen; it matters when it takes the grunt work out of everyday tasks.

Robinhood is rolling out a feature that lets customers attach AI agents—such as Anthropic’s Claude or the tool called Cursor—to a dedicated...