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Analysis overhauls AI Index; GPT-5.2 beats professionals on 70.9% of tasks
The AI industry has stopped bragging about test scores and started clocking in. A major research group has scrapped its old benchmarks for measuring...
Mercedes to debut Nvidia Level 2++ assist in US as CES backs AI robotaxis
Mercedes-Benz will roll out its Nvidia-powered Level 2++ driver assist system in the United States later this year, the company announced at CES.
Universal Music partners with Nvidia on AI model for smarter song search
Universal Music Group spent two years suing AI firms. Now it's paying one. The world's largest music label has partnered with Nvidia to build a new...
Legal review asks if Grok's child undressing images breach US CSAM and NCII laws
The AI called Grok is stripping away more than clothes. It is producing sexualized images of children, real children, recognizable and named, and the...
Ralph Wiggum, from 'The Simpsons' to AI star, called 'closest to AGI' by Tally CEO
Ralph Wiggum, the sweetly simple kid from *The Simpsons*, has become the unlikeliest oracle of the AI boom.
Cellular-enabled companion robot signals AI’s move beyond the home
The tiny robot looks like a dog, but it doesn’t fetch or bark. It follows you, powered by a cellular connection that breaks the Wi-Fi tether.
Surveys Show AI Boosts Productivity in Docs, Coding, Support, Sales
Productivity, that elusive holy grail of the modern enterprise, finally has a new engine.
MIT study probes memorization risk of clinical AI with de-identified data
We strip names from medical data and call it safe. A new MIT study says that safety is mostly an illusion.
Gradio Auto-Creates Text Input, Submit Button, and Output from Spec
Gradio gives you a user interface by reading your Python function's signature. That’s the pitch. It actually works.
Ugreen expands into AI smart home surveillance with behavior-analysis alerts
The front door, a threshold of safety, now speaks in AI. Ugreen’s new camera doesn’t just watch, it analyzes.
TP-Link adds Aireal AI assistant to smart home and networking apps
The line between smart home convenience and actual intelligence has always been blurry. TP-Link just drew a sharper one.
Ugreen AI NAS Pro adds touchscreen and OCuLink port for external GPU support
Every storage company now slaps 'AI' on its hardware. Ugreen's new AI NAS Pro at least backs it up with a specific, physical plan: a direct lane for...
OpenAI, Anthropic Support AI Transparency Bill as States Adopt Frameworks
Artificial intelligence companies now officially want rules. For them, maybe, not for you.
AI labs favor Rust as engineers, highlighted by Andrej Karpathy’s recent note
Forget the hype about AI inventing new programming languages. It's picking a favorite among the old ones. Rust is winning.
Intel launches Core Ultra Series 3 PC platform at CES 2026, improving efficiency
For years, Intel's marketing mantra was gigahertz. At CES 2026, that era is officially over.
Nvidia launches DLSS 4.5 with 6x Frame Generation, better image quality on RTX 40- and 50-series
Nvidia’s DLSS 4.5 is a refinement that cuts to the bone of image quality. Rolling out today to every RTX GPU, the new transformer model delivers...
AMD announces Ryzen AI 400 at CES, resembles AI 300 in laptops
At CES, AMD announced a new laptop processor. It looks exactly like the old one. The chipmaker calls it the Ryzen AI 400 series, codenamed Gorgon...
Asus upgrades ROG Zephyrus Duo with true dual screens, adds Intel Panther Lake
Asus has built the laptop equivalent of a Transformer. The new ROG Zephyrus Duo crams two full screens into a 19.6mm-thick frame, powered by Intel's...
Nvidia's Cosmos Reason 2 boosts robot reasoning for complex tasks
Nvidia’s Cosmos Reason 2 doesn’t just make robots smarter, it rewires how they think.
Viral Reddit post on food-delivery apps was an AI-generated scam, The Verge finds
A viral confession about food delivery app greed felt too good, and too real, to be false. It was both.