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OpenAI pauses MLK deepfake videos on Sora after users post disrespectful content
OpenAI’s new video tool, Sora, lasted about a week before someone used it to make a stupid, cruel deepfake of Martin Luther King Jr.
Sider 5.0 Adds Wisebase-Powered Deep Research Agent to Top AI Chrome Extensions
Anyone who’s spent hours down a rabbit hole for a project knows the pain: tabs upon tabs, notes that go nowhere.
Open-source multimodal dataset cuts training time 17× for enterprise AI
Everyone talks about training better AI. Hardly anyone mentions the part that actually sucks: finding, cleaning, and organizing the stuff you feed...
Developers say Sora, unlike Vine/TikTok, is not about people in social media
OpenAI's new Sora video tool has developers talking, but not about the next viral dance.
Anthropic integrates Claude AI with Microsoft Teams, Outlook, OneDrive
Anthropic needed a home. Now it has one: inside Microsoft's empire. The proof landed this week.
Claude adds Skills for workflow automation and on-brand presentations
Artificial intelligence assistants are getting smarter about adapting to specific workplace needs.
Zoho launches agentic AI across Collaboration, CX, and HR tools to cut enterprise AI barriers
Every enterprise software vendor has an AI story now. Zoho’s story is free. The Chennai-based company is wiring what it calls “agentic” features...
7 AI Startups by Ex-Big-Tech Leaders in 2025, Moves to Watch in 2026
A quiet but telling shift is underway in Silicon Valley. Seven senior executives from the industry’s largest tech firms are preparing to launch their...
Study shows a single sentence boost makes LLM outputs markedly more varied
Large language models are boring. Everyone knows this. They churn out the same corporate slop, safe patterns, predictable prose.
AI features deepen in Windows 11 as concerns rise over ‘agentic’ AI
Microsoft is bolting more AI into Windows 11. The company calls this progress. A growing number of engineers and researchers call it a problem.
New York Becomes First State to Ban AI-Enabled Rent Price Fixing
New York just made it illegal for landlords to use AI to fix rent prices. This is a first for any state, a direct shot at the software that quietly...
Google, OpenAI and Visa clash over AI agent protocols lacking trust
Tech companies want AI to spend your money. Banks, for very obvious reasons, are saying not yet. The problem is permission, not processing.
New method helps GPT-5 locate personalized items like Bowser the French Bulldog
Your dog is not a dog. To a standard AI vision model, Bowser the French Bulldog is just another generic canine lump in a sea of pixels.
Trump AI adviser David Sacks says Anthropic weaponizes regulation harms startups
David Sacks, the venture capitalist advising Donald Trump on tech policy, called Anthropic a liar.
Stanford, SambaNova launch ACE to curb context collapse in AI agents
AI agents have the memory of a goldfish. They forget why they’re in a room. This "context collapse" makes complex, multi-step tasks nearly impossible...
ByteDance's Doubao: China’s most popular AI chatbot with a colorful UI
China's most popular AI isn't some bespoke enterprise tool. It's Doubao, a garishly colorful chatbot from ByteDance that looks more like a video game...
Inside AI Agents: A Technical Guide to Demystifying the Agentic Ecosystem
Everyone is building AI agents now. Most of what they're selling is a fancy wrapper on a chatbot. The real thing is different.
Anthropic adds on-demand Skills to Claude, boosting speed, cost, consistency
Anthropic just handed Claude a new tool to try and win over bored, busy engineers. It's called Skills.
Anthropic adds ‘skills’ to Claude as AI firms invest more in usable agents
Everyone is chasing the same basic product: an AI that can actually do things. Anthropic just took another shot with Claude.
Amazon, Chobani use Strella's AI interview platform as startup raises $14M
Hiring managers spend roughly a third of their week screening candidates. Most would rather do anything else.