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Human-aligned AI models show greater robustness and reliability, study finds
An AI can be perfectly sure of itself and totally wrong. That’s a problem. Humans generally aren’t like that. We feel our uncertainty.
LinkedIn scales AI people search to 1.3 B users, lifts non-degree hires 10%
When LinkedIn’s AI job search made job seekers without a four-year degree 10% more likely to get hired, the company proved that machine learning...
DeepMind AI agent explores new games, explains its actions better than SIMA 1
DeepMind’s new AI agent, SIMA 2, makes its predecessor look like it was playing with the controller upside down.
Google AI lets shoppers call stores, browse 50 B listings, get side-by-side charts
The line between search and shopping has just been erased. Google is unleashing a new AI mode that transforms its massive trove of 50 billion product...
Spotify adds AI-powered Recap button to select English audiobooks on iOS
Open an audiobook on Spotify’s iOS app, and you might notice a new button lurking near the playback controls. It’s called Recap.
OpenAI Codex CLI Works with ChatGPT Plan and VS Code Extension
Your $20 monthly ChatGPT subscription is mostly a toy. The real tool is the command line.
PhonePe partners with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to millions of Indian users
PhonePe has a hundred and fifty million monthly users. Now it wants to sell them OpenAI's chatbot.
Zuppa signs MoU with startup Eighth Dimension to develop AI swarm intelligence
Zuppa and Eighth Dimension have signed a memo. This is not news. Companies sign memos every day, and most of them are just paperwork that leads to a...
60% of singles label AI relationships as cheating, sparking divorce concerns
Sixty percent of singles now think dating an AI counts as cheating. That number isn't speculative.
EdgeRunner AI runs assistant on gpt-oss as open-weight models join US military
Every defense contractor sells AI now. EdgeRunner AI is one of the few actually building something specific: a military assistant that works without...
User Feedback Drives Evaluation of Indian AI Models in New Indic LLM-Arena
You can’t build an AI for India by testing it in a lab in California. The researchers at IIT Madras and AI4Bharat seem to know this.
World Labs Unveils Marble 3D Multimodal Model and Marble Labs Workspace
World Labs just made the generative 3D space a bit more real. It’s a field thick with research demos and vaporware, but their new Marble model and...
Reverie Unveils India-Focused STT Model, 1.5× Faster Than Deepgram
India is a speech recognition nightmare. A call center conversation in Mumbai might bounce between Hindi, English, and two regional dialects in the...
Bengaluru Hosts The Best Firm Summit 2026 for HR and AI Leaders
Bengaluru has booked another corporate conference for 2026. This one is called The Best Firm Summit, and it's for people who manage humans and people...
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham launches hybrid BTech in AI, Data Science, Quantum
Universities are piling new labels on old degrees and calling it innovation. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham is trying something harder.
Weibo's VibeThinker-1.5B Beats DeepSeek-R1, USD 7.8K, Ties Larger Models in Math
For just $7,800 in post-training costs, Weibo has engineered VibeThinker-1.5B, a 1.5-billion-parameter model that solves math and code problems as...
Anthropic’s Claude controls robot dog, prompting researcher safety concerns
Anthropic's Claude AI now runs a robot dog. Researchers are not thrilled. The experiment is called Project Fetch.
OpenAI rolls out two GPT-5.1 models this week; legacy GPT-5 stays three months
OpenAI is pushing out two new models this week, branding them GPT-5.1. The timing is what grabs you: just three months after the last major release.
Free AI Image Generators Offer Customizable Outputs, Size and Quantity Control
The world of AI image generation is rapidly evolving, offering users unusual control over their creative outputs.
UK to require pre-release AI testing to block child abuse image creation
The UK is about to force AI companies to do their homework before releasing new tools.