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Gistr AI-Native Notebook Aims to Organize Online Knowledge Better Than Notion
Notion and Evernote sell digital pages. The latest entry, an app called Gistr, is selling you a brain.
GPU Loans Depend on Microsoft Contracts to Secure Income Guarantees
The GPU loan market operates on a peculiar kind of collateral. Not the physical chips themselves, those depreciate fast, but the promise of a...
Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507: 4B-parameter model boosts Raspberry Pi AI
The Raspberry Pi used to be a joke for serious AI. You could run a model, sure, if you didn't mind the thing thinking for five minutes about lunch.
Salesforce adds 6,000 enterprise customers in three months amid AI risk concerns
Salesforce just added 6,000 enterprise customers in three months. That’s a staggering number, and it comes at a moment when trust in generative AI is...
HCLTech partners with OpenAI as AI and cloud drive steady IT growth
HCLTech's OpenAI partnership is a hard pivot, not a soft experiment. Look at the recent quarterly reports from India's major IT firms.
72% of US teens surveyed have used AI companions, Common Sense Media finds
Nearly three out of four American teenagers have used an AI chatbot as a companion. They talk to it.
Sora 2 Generates Disturbing AI Kid Videos as Legal Grey Area Persists
The latest version of Sora is here. And people are using it to churn out videos of AI-generated children in sexualized, disturbing scenarios.
AI Tool Lets Users Design Personalized Christmas Cards with Festive Themes
Everyone wants a good Christmas card. Almost no one wants to design one. This is the annual dilemma that a few new AI tools are trying to solve.
StarRez Aims to Build Innovation Hub as GCCs Struggle for Data Scientists
Global Capability Centres are desperately short on data scientists. StarRez, a student housing software company, thinks the answer isn't just to hire...
AI Agent Autonomy Without Guardrails Is SRE Nightmare, Urges Accountability
Autonomy is the superpower of AI agents, but leave it unchecked, and you’re courting the very definition of an SRE nightmare.
Agentic AI pipeline enables plain-English ESG queries e.g. Scope 2 emissions 2024
ESG data is messy. It lives in PDFs, APIs, scattered databases, and inconsistent formats.
AI shifts hiring: companies favor generalist engineers over specialists
Every corporate earnings call now features a claim about AI advantage. Almost none of them are true.
Rivian showcases new AI chip and silicon inspection labs in office tour
In a sprawling office tour that felt less like a corporate walkthrough and more like a peek inside an electric future, Rivian pulled back the curtain...
OpenAI launches App Directory, accepts ChatGPT apps with privacy notices
OpenAI swung the doors open this week. Third-party developers can now submit their ChatGPT apps for a new, official App Directory.
AI Model Scores Mensa Norway IQ 135, Surpassing Average Human Reasoning
AI can now officially join Mensa. At least on paper. OpenAI's GPT-5.2 Pro Vision model just scored a 135 on the Mensa Norway IQ test.
Google pushes Gemini rollout to 2026, delays Android Assistant swap
Google's big assistant swap just got pushed back a year. Maybe two. The company now says its full replacement of Google Assistant with the Gemini AI...
Congress adds energy provisions to defense bill to spur advanced reactors
Uncle Sam is going nuclear. Buried inside the annual defense bill, a sprawling must-pass package, are provisions that could finally jumpstart...
OpenAI now adds tone controls and streamlined email editing to ChatGPT
ChatGPT has always had a voice, but until now, that voice was set in stone. OpenAI is finally changing that with new tone controls.
Google releases FunctionGemma, a tiny model for natural-language mobile control
Large language models can chat your ear off, but ask one to actually *do* something on your phone, open an app, set a timer, or trigger a game...
Chinese scammers used AI images for refund fraud; police held buyer eight days
Here's the new fraud playbook: fake a product photo, get your money back. A man in China, a buyer named Gao, tried to report that exact crime to the...