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Anthropic to Spend USD 50 B on US Data Centres, Adding 2,400 Jobs
AI needs real estate. A lot of it. Anthropic is buying a stake with a plan to drop $50 billion on new data centers in the US, a move that promises...
Google AI Advisors Let Users Probe Performance with Conversational “Why” Queries
Google wants to replace your data analyst with a chatbot. The company's new Analytics Advisor tool, announced this week, is another attempt to make...
Deductive AI cuts DoorDash debugging time, saving 1,000 engineer hours
Software engineers have always hated debugging. DoorDash decided they shouldn't have to do it anymore, or at least less of it.
RECAP tool shows Claude 3.7 reproduces ~3,000 words from The Hobbit and Harry Potter
AI models are supposed to summarize and synthesize, not recite. A new test suggests they might be doing a lot more of the latter.
TCS teams with Norway’s SINTEF to apply AI for longer home care
Tata Consultancy Services is betting on aging Norwegians for its next business. The IT giant is partnering with the Norwegian research institute...
Cloudera, Intel team up to accelerate enterprise AI in APAC with Xeon 6
You can spot the new enterprise AI play from orbit. Two big vendors, a press release, and a promise to fix everything.
Gemini for Education boosts learning for 1 M+ Italian university students
In a bold move to revolutionize higher education, Google is transforming learning for Italian university students through its Gemini AI platform.
ElevenLabs' Scribe v2 delivers real-time, negative-latency transcription
ElevenLabs has released a transcription tool that claims to hear the future. Their new Scribe v2 doesn't just convert speech to text.
How Google Gemini Helps You Learn Fast and Ace Exams – A Step-by-Step Guide
Most study tools promise to help. Google's Gemini just does the work for you. It is an AI that builds your practice tests.
Baidu opens multimodal AI, claims it beats GPT-5 and Gemini, runs on one 80GB GPU
Baidu says it built a model that beats GPT-5. It also says you can run it on a single, off-the-shelf graphics card. The first claim is a wild bet.
Meta's SPICE framework beats baselines, boosts math and general reasoning
Teaching logic to an AI is a famously stubborn problem. Meta’s researchers just attacked it with a new, pugilistic framework called SPICE.
9% trust AI code alone; 58% see entry tasks cut, 63% see paths, 59% foresee roles
Developers are calling bullshit on the AI takeover. The story isn't about replacement. It's about a quiet, grinding redistribution of work.
Study finds reasoning LLMs are more efficient but not more capable
You can make a language model more precise, but you can't make it smarter. That's the awkward takeaway from new research into how these systems...
German court deepens AI-copyright split, says lyric similarity not coincidental
A copyright case in Germany just got specific. It got physical. A court ruled that AI-generated lyrics too similar to an existing song are not a...
Private AI Compute Unlocks Full Gemini Cloud Speed While Keeping Data Private
Google wants you to have your AI cake and eat it privately too. The company just introduced Private AI Compute, a framework that promises the full...
ElevenLabs launches AI marketplace to license famous voices for ads
You can't legally paste a celebrity's face onto your billboard. Starting this week, however, you can rent their voice.
AI chatbots hide eating disorders, create deepfake ‘thinspiration’ and bias view
We built these chatbots to be harmless helpers. A new study from The Verge reveals they are constructing quietly dangerous worlds for the most...
Google Photos lets iPhone users edit by voice, adds Nano Banana AI face fixes
Google Photos has a new trick for iPhone users. You can now edit pictures by telling your phone what to do.
AI vision pioneer aims to extend models from data to space understanding
Artificial intelligence is good at information, but stupid at space. It can read a trillion words or identify a cat in a photo.
Google Photos adds voice-guided editing, now rolling out to iOS in U.S.
Google’s latest Photos update for iPhone is a simple and practical one: you can now tell it what to do.