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OpenAI launches GPT-5.1-Codex-Max, completes 24-hour coding task internally
It ran for 24 hours straight. Not on a single query, not on a trivial fix, but on multi-step refactors, test-driven iteration, and autonomous...
US calls for open-source AI models to keep pace with China in the race
The US is losing the open-source AI race to China. This isn't a hardware problem. It's a policy failure.
Top AI firms gather at Stanford, discuss bot companion risks, benefits
They finally sat in the same room. Engineers and ethicists from rival AI giants gathered at Stanford not to boast, but to wrestle with a problem they...
Fetch unveils ASI:One and Business tier, opens Agentverse with 2M+ AI agents
There’s a graveyard of AI agents out there. Ninety percent of them, according to Fetch.ai CEO Humayun Sheikh, never get used.
DeepMind CEO Hassabis says world models are AI’s next frontier amid bubble
Demis Hassabis is bored of your chatty AI. The DeepMind CEO’s attention is elsewhere, moving past the current boom in generative tools toward...
Pocket-size multitool with steel blade, pliers and bit driver tops Verge guide
Multitools are bricks. They’re famously chunky compromises. But The Verge’s 2025 top pick for tinkerers isn’t.
Gemini 3 Pro leads AI reliability benchmark, yet hallucination rates stay high
Google's latest large language model is officially the best liar in the business.
Viral AI pen claims one-swipe answers, but fails to help cheat
The allure is undeniable. A single swipe, a whispered secret, and the answers to a printed test materialize.
VentureBeat debuts “Beyond the Pilot” podcast on enterprise AI, Notion 3.0 featured
Executive optimism around AI has never been higher. But inside the trenches of global enterprises, where legacy systems, compliance, and millions of...
Zapier automations cut errors, save time, and speed insights for data scientists
Time is your scarcest resource as a data scientist. Yet too much of it gets burned hunting down rogue .csv files, fixing columns that refuse to...
OpenCV founders launch CraftStory AI video startup using proprietary footage
The future of AI video generation isn’t built on YouTube’s blurry leftovers, it’s shot at 120 frames per second, with actors paid for their motion...
TikTok adds AI slider so users can increase or decrease AI content on platform
TikTok is handing users a new lever of control, one that lets them dial the volume of AI-generated content up or down.
EU proposal dilutes key AI Act provisions as privacy law rollbacks continue
Europe’s grand experiment in tech regulation is hitting the brakes. A new proposal quietly weakens the AI Act’s most critical safeguards, stretching...
Zoho One adds AI context layer via Zia, serving 75,000+ customers using 22 apps
At 75,000 customers and counting, Zoho One is already a sprawling ecosystem. Companies on the platform use an average of 22 apps.
AI Suggests Top Ravenna Campgrounds: Tripadvisor List, Expedia Deals
It takes milliseconds for an AI to spit back a curated list of Ravenna’s best campgrounds.
New AI Mode lets users switch to a free Gemini 3 powered view
Google just opened a door you didn’t know was locked. The new AI Mode in Gemini now lets you switch to a free, Gemini 3–powered view, no subscription...
xAI says Grok 4.1 is its most capable model, beating high-difficulty benchmarks
Elon Musk's xAI released Grok 4.1 on Thursday, calling it their best model. For once, the claim has teeth.
TopResume Free Review Shows ATS Categorization, Highlights Outcome Gaps
Most résumés fail before a human ever sees them. They die in a box, scanned by software that barely understands them.
Polestar Analytics says winners will turn unstructured data into value
The next wave of AI winners won’t be defined by the size of their models or the speed of their GPUs.
Republicans eye AI moratorium, Scalise mulls NDAA language to block state rules
Republicans are trying again to kill every AI law written by a state legislature. They failed spectacularly a few months ago.