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Google pulls ahead with pre-training; OpenAI's comeback plan named ‘Shallotpeat’
Everyone thought pre-training was a solved, boring part of building AI. Google just used it to take a lead.
Arattai improves yet sees low usage after climb to India's top social chart
A few weeks ago, Arattai was the darling of India’s social charts. It shot to the top, briefly, as a flurry of X posts and Reddit threads crowned it...
AI startups use revenue as recruiting bait, citing demos and social media buzz
Silicon Valley is lying to you about its AI money. Specifically, it’s lying to the engineers it needs to hire.
AI agents invade PCs; Brendan Carr, Matter 1.5, MS NOW rebrand discussed
The AI is coming, but not from the sky. It’s moving into your taskbar. Microsoft is pushing an “agentic OS,” a buzzword that currently describes a...
AI Agent Evaluation Supplants Data Labeling as Key Step to Deployment
For years, data labeling was the unglamorous gatekeeper of AI deployment. Mark an image. Categorize a sentence. Done. That threshold has crumbled.
AI nutrition trackers fall short for improvising home cooks at dinner
Artificial intelligence promises to log your diet from a photo. It cannot. The entire premise collapses in a real kitchen.
GPT-5 helps mathematicians offload tedious tasks, says Timothy Gowers
The mathematical mind is built for elegance, for chasing the sublime proof that unlocks a new universe.
Z.ai's GLM-4.6 boosts context window to 200K tokens, up from 128K
Forget incremental upgrades. Z.ai’s GLM-4.6 doesn’t just nudge the needle, it shoves the goalposts.
Apple adds large language model to Shortcuts, boosting daily automations
Apple snuck an AI model into a boring old utility app. Shortcuts, the iPhone's automation tool, now has built-in intelligence.
10 Nano Banana Pro Prompts for Natural, Realistic Lighting Effects
Light is the soul of an image. Without it, even the most meticulously crafted scene falls flat.
Alex Bores says USD 100 Million AI Super PAC targeting him backfired
A hundred million dollars. A super PAC spent that sum to silence a chatty New York assemblyman, Alex Bores, over his relentless focus on AI safety.
Google’s free Nano Banana Pro lets users request extremist images
The free tier of Google’s Nano Banana Pro is a powder keg dressed as a toy. We asked it for an airplane slicing into the Twin Towers. It delivered.
AirDoctor offers 40% off plus USD 400 discount on new AirDoctor 4000
Clean air doesn’t come cheap, until now. AirDoctor is slashing prices on its upcoming AirDoctor 4000 with a pre-order deal that stacks a flat $400...
Grok fans claim Elon Musk out-resurrects Jesus, could beat Tyson with gadgets
Every chatbot has a personality. Most are engineered to be blandly helpful. Grok, Elon Musk's answer to the problem, is designed to be something...
Google AI image tool strips shirt in test of studio-quality claims
Google promised studio-quality designs. It delivered something else entirely. To test its bold claims, flawless text rendering, creative edits, and...
OpenAI adds group chat to ChatGPT for planning meals, trips and outlines
Group chats are where productivity dies. They're a graveyard of indecision, filled with endless polls about dinner and travel links that vanish.
Google's Nano Banana Pro AI model leads GenAI-Bench in compositional imaging
One benchmark is easy to ignore. A sweep is a statement. Google's latest image model, the one it calls Nano Banana Pro internally, just took the top...
Four Charged in Nvidia GPU Export; CEO Accused, Nvidia Posts USD 57 B Revenue
Nvidia just reported $57 billion in quarterly revenue, a record. That same week, federal prosecutors unsealed charges against four individuals...
Google tests visual 'magazine-style' UI for Gemini 3 Pro users
Google is testing a visual layout for Gemini 3 Pro, packaging responses in a clickable, customizable format.
Amazon rolls out AI-generated video recaps of top shows in beta
Amazon wants to help you forget. Specifically, it wants to help you forget the plot of its own shows.