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Nvidia's Nemotron 3 ranks among top downloadable models, benchmarks show
Nvidia is moving from selling the shovels to owning the mine. Its new Nemotron 3 models have scored near the top of public benchmarks for...
Nvidia launches Nemotron 3; early adopters include Accenture, Oracle, Zoom
Nvidia released another model this week. This one matters. The new Nemotron 3 doesn't chase raw size.
Living policy records bring real-time AI ethics visibility across departments
Your company's AI ethics policy is probably a dead document. A PDF filed somewhere, drafted a year ago, unread. That won't cut it anymore.
Startup launches Hyprdrive, self-driving car software aimed at new category
Self-driving cars are a story of failure and delays. Another startup now claims it can fix that, not by building a better car, but by reinventing the...
Invisible Technologies posts 20x revenue growth as AI labs hire its workers
Revenue at Invisible Technologies exploded twentyfold last year. The spike came directly from AI labs, which hired its global workforce to build...
AI models score far above clinical thresholds on 20+ psychiatric tests
Imagine a machine that meets the clinical criteria for autism, dissociation, and trauma-related shame all at once.
GenAI tools let project managers auto-generate requirements and design docs
The promise of GenAI for project managers is intoxicating: what once consumed days of painstaking drafting now collapses into hours.
Sood says India shifts from superficial AI trials as his mother uses ChatGPT
For years, India's AI promise lived on slides. Now, the proof points to a mother in Noida. Vikhyath Sood sees it.
AI Ends Build-vs-Buy Debate, Focus Shifts to Real Business Impact
The consultants missed the point. Budgets get spent on real, expensive problems. Sharp companies knew this.
The Vergecast previews 2026 predictions, from Sexy Siri to OpenAI’s end
What if 2026 brings a smarter, sexier Siri, and the collapse of OpenAI? That’s the kind of hot take simmering in the latest episode of The Vergecast.
AI image generators improve yet retain overly smooth, stylized look
AI image generators had a signature style: that weirdly smooth, airbrushed gloss. They made digital porcelain statues, not photos.
Reasoning models top all three CFA exam levels despite verbosity bias
For years, the Chartered Financial Analyst exam has been the gold standard for measuring financial acumen, a grueling trilogy of tests that separate...
LongCat-Image beats models with 6B parameters, data hygiene, dual attention
Forget raw compute. Researchers behind the new LongCat-Image model have a different credo: cleaner data beats bigger models.
Enterprise AI pilots lag; workflow redesign needed for gains, McKinsey says
The promise of AI coding agents is seductive: faster development, fewer bugs, a leap in productivity.
GPT-5.2 lifts workflows; Box sees performance jumps as model rewrites OCR
Most software updates are forgettable. This one wrote its own. GPT-5.2 doesn't just follow instructions. It stops.
OpenAI builds Sora Android app in 28 days with Codex assistance
Twenty-eight days to build a full Android app is absurdly fast. OpenAI managed it by turning its own Codex model into a relentless coding assistant.
Google, MIT study finds multi-agent AI often loses context in sequential tasks
Every developer building AI workflows is chasing multi-agent systems right now. The pitch is compelling: divide the labor, conquer the complexity.
Researchers find complex AI persona tactics hurt meaning in development
Companies keep trying to build AI that sounds less robotic. According to a new study, their best efforts mostly make it worse.
Integrated AI tools unify CRM, communication, workflow for Indian firms
Integrated AI tools unify CRM, communication, workflow for Indian firms Indian businesses are drowning in disconnected tools. CRM lives in one silo.
Google introduces Budget Tracker to curb AI agents’ tool-call waste
Google's AI agents have a spending problem. They burn cash. Task one with research or code, and it might squander its entire compute budget—dozens of...