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TPUs Designed for Deep Learning Can Outperform GPUs in Many Workloads
The race for AI speed has no single winner. It's a brutal matchmaking exercise: pair the right silicon with the exact task.
Google's Gemini Agent automates planning, research, and multi-step tasks
You’ve been wasting time on the tiny stuff. Opening emails, shuffling calendar invites, cross-checking flight options, none of it is strategic.
Two Engineers, One Phone Number Spark Pype AI for Hospital Automation
Hospitals run on chaos, memory, and people who eventually quit. Two engineers bought a single phone number and decided to answer it.
Ilya Sutskever calls for new learning paradigm to fix AI 'jaggedness
Ilya Sutskever sees a paradox at the heart of modern AI. The same models that crush complex benchmarks can’t hold a simple conversation without...
Qlik: Nearly half of Indian firms see data quality, governance as AI bottlenecks
Indian companies are hitting a wall with AI, and it's made of their own data. A Qlik study finds 48% of enterprises say the primary obstacle isn't...
Study finds condensed metaphors and rhythmic framing can evade safety filters
Poetry can break an AI's rules. Not with force, but with form. A new study shows that safety filters, trained to catch obvious harmful requests, are...
Microsoft CoreAI engineers warn autonomous agents may replace junior tasks
Microsoft’s push into agent-first AI is starting to look like a trap for the next generation of engineers.
DeepSeekMath-V2 Wins Gold at IMO 2025, Tops China Math Olympiad
DeepSeekMath-V2 just aced the hardest math tests on Earth. Gold at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2025, a top score on the China...
Prompt Security's Itamar Golan: AI security must be a category, not a feature
The AI security conversation has shifted. It’s no longer about whether the technology will invade the enterprise, it already has.
Translate AI Skills into Real Impact to Move From Replaceable to Indispensable
Technical skill is abundant now. The real scarcity? Making sense of the machine. That gap determines who gets automated and who gets promoted, a...
ChatGPT struggles to report the time in chat, yet can embed the date easily
Imagine a conversation where, every minute, a voice interrupts: “It’s 5:45.” “It’s 5:46 now.” That’s the absurdity of asking ChatGPT to track time in...
Alibaba's smart glasses feature swappable dual batteries for up to 24-hour use
Battery anxiety has long been the Achilles’ heel of smart glasses, until now. Alibaba just changed the game by giving its AI-powered eyewear a...
SoftBank shares fall 40% amid AI bubble concerns; 54% see AI assets overvalued
The numbers are stark: SoftBank shares have cratered 40%, and a majority of global fund managers now call AI assets a bubble.
You.com emerges as a top lightweight, intuitive AI editor for data scientists
Data scientists often face a choice between heavy, full-featured coding environments and lighter online notebooks that lack power.
ChatGPT lists Garmin Vivoactive 5, Fitbit Versa 4, Pixel Watch 3, Ticwatch Pro 5
I outsourced my brain to buy a smartwatch. ChatGPT did the job, more or less. It gave me four names: the Garmin Vivoactive 5, Fitbit Versa 4, Pixel...
Claude Opus 4.5 Retains Reasoning Steps, Avoiding Forgetfulness in Long Tasks
Most AI models fall apart on long jobs. They lose track, start repeating themselves, and forget why they did anything three steps ago.
Google AI powers three new holiday experiences in art, science, travel
Google's annual holiday pitch remains unchanged: just look at your phone. This year, the company unveiled three new AI stunts designed to make you...
OpenAI to have 220 M paying users and 3 B users by 2030, still unprofitable
By 2030, OpenAI is projected to command a staggering 3 billion weekly users, with 220 million of them paying for access.
Wipro partners with IISc and FSID for AI and quantum research collaboration
Wipro’s latest research partnership is a classic corporate chess move. They’re not exploring the future; they’re trying to own a piece of it.
Google expands AI partnership with Tel Aviv University, infrastructure for Gemma
The line between academic inquiry and industrial-scale AI is dissolving. Google is deepening its bet on Tel Aviv University, funneling infrastructure...