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OpenAI makes ChatGPT Go free for all Indian users for a year, Nick Turley says
OpenAI just made its move in India. ChatGPT Go is now free for a year. Sign up, use it, and don't think about a bill until 2026.
DOE and AMD pledge USD 1 billion for two AMD-chip AI supercomputers at Oak Ridge
The government just handed AMD a billion-dollar vote of confidence. The Department of Energy is putting up $1 billion with the chipmaker for two new...
OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas Browser Mirrors Chrome, Faces Perplexity Comet
OpenAI now makes a browser. It looks a lot like other browsers. The company launched ChatGPT Atlas for macOS, a navigation tool that immediately...
SAP Concur warns AI-generated receipts spark surge in expense fraud
Corporate finance teams face a new enemy, and it's the same tool the marketing department loves.
MiniMax-M2 leads benchmarks in agentic tool calling and coding workflows
Everyone wants an AI model that can actually do things. Not just chat. Not just list ideas. But actually write, test, and execute code.
OpenAI says 0.07% of ChatGPT users show possible mania or psychosis signs weekly
Forget the flashy demos. OpenAI’s latest research report drills into a darker reality of human-AI interaction.
LexisNexis CEO: AI now core legal infrastructure, like email or word processor
Legal tech’s big AI shift is no longer a shift. It’s a done deal. The software lawyers use every day is now built on it, baked into the core like...
Google Cloud offers managed Slurm to rival CoreWeave and AWS in AI training
Google's cloud division just made a standard move for a company its size: it copied a competitor's idea.
Google's Jules AI tackles routine code upkeep while developers design
Software maintenance is a tax on every developer’s time, and Google thinks its new AI can finally automate the payment. The tool is called Jules.
Fitbit's health coach preview gives timely updates at wake-up and after a workout
Fitbit's AI health coach hit public preview this week. Don't call it a revolution. It's a wrist-based nudge system, optimized for timing.
Anthropic embeds Claude AI in Excel, eyes finance market against Copilot
Every AI company wants to sell to banks. Anthropic, tired of waiting, just parked its truck in Microsoft’s driveway.
Sora exposes failures in AI labeling, including OpenAI-overseen C2PA
A woolly mammoth trudges through snow, generated by OpenAI's Sora. That single video didn't just bypass Content Credentials. It shattered them.
Meta AI app sells vacation photos as escapism, says designer Laurent Del Rey
Your vacation photos are bad and you are sad. Meta has a product for that. An experimental app called Endless Summer, cooked up by designer Laurent...
AIjacking Threat Grows as Prompt Injection Tricks Agents in Customer Ops
Companies are handing customer service over to bots. The bots are gullible. A new security threat makes this a serious problem.
OpenAI shares 50 ChatGPT prompts in new ‘Chats for College Students in India’
ChatGPT isn't just for essays anymore. In India, it's getting plugged into the grind of college life.
MiniMax-M2 Beats GLM 4.6, Offers Compact, High-Efficiency Multi-Step Reasoning
Most open-source AI models are either huge and capable, or small and weak. The new MiniMax-M2 is an attempt to break that trade-off.
India’s AI push promises more creative work, but workers must reinvent
Every Indian office is slowly being injected with code that thinks. The result isn't a mass firing, at least not yet.
Axis Communications presents AI-powered IP cameras for business intelligence
Axis Communications sells security cameras. They don't just watch. Mounted in a store ceiling, the latest IP model can analyze foot traffic, quietly...
Students Aim to Translate Brain Science for Communities, Sparking Tech Interest
In Ann Arbor, Michigan, a neuroscience graduate student is diagramming synapses on a community center whiteboard.
Mark Solms says AI algorithm may tap the evolutionary source of consciousness
The search for consciousness has hit a wall. We have theories, scans, and philosophical debates, but no clear picture of how awareness actually...