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Army general uses AI for decisions; study finds 15% of chats on decision topics
The military is now testing whether AI should get a security clearance. According to a new report, at least one Army general is using large language...
Google enhances Flow AI video generator with better editing, audio, realism
Google's Veo 3.1 update landed Wednesday. It wasn't about flashy new models. Instead, the company trained its focus on the mundane mechanics of...
Anthropic launches Claude Haiku 4.5, AI performance, cutting cost and latency
Anthropic just shipped a smaller, cheaper version of its AI that doesn't seem to be much worse. This is the new normal.
Dynamics 365 unifies data for real-time AI-driven ERP and CRM insights
Data in most companies is a mess. Sales figures sit in one system, shipping delays in another, marketing campaigns somewhere else entirely.
Google cuts AI Pro plan from ₹1,950 to ₹11/month for three months
Google just dropped the price of its AI Pro plan in India from ₹1,950 per month to ₹11. That’s not a typo.
Oracle, NVIDIA deepen tie-up to speed sovereign AI and government digital shift
Governments want to run their own AI, not rent it from Amazon. Oracle and NVIDIA just made a bigger bet that they'll succeed.
Infosys, Cognizant, Accenture, LTIMindtree invest $1.5B in Oracle Data Platform
The giant IT services firms are finally writing some real checks. They're putting $1.5 billion on Oracle's new data platform, a collective bet that...
Oracle's OCI Zettascale10 Offers Multi-Gigawatt AI Power with NVIDIA GPUs
Oracle is pitching its cloud like a utility company. Its new Zettascale10 infrastructure promises multi-gigawatt capacity—a unit for power grids, not...
Anthropic launches Claude Haiku 4.5, matching Sonnet 4 performance at lower cost
Anthropic's new small model claims to do what its flagship model did half a year ago, only cheaper and faster. This isn't just a new product.
Anthropic offers Claude Haiku 4.5 free, aiming to reshape AI market
Anthropic just tore up the AI pricing playbook. On Tuesday, the company dropped its Claude Haiku 4.5 model onto its free platform. No paywall.
Gemma model reveals cancer therapy pathway; Yale releases C2S-Scale 27B
Inside a tumor, billions of cells chatter in a chemical chaos that medicine struggles to decipher.
Karpathy releases nanochat: 8,000-line PyTorch LLM roadmap (Oct 13 2025)
Andrej Karpathy released another tutorial. The AI world yawned, then read it. He has a habit of doing that.
SpaceX Receives NVIDIA DGX Spark Petaflop AI Supercomputer with Software Stack
SpaceX has a new supercomputer. It’s a petaflop AI system from NVIDIA, called DGX Spark, and it just landed at the company.
Veo 3.1 Launches with Enhanced Flow AI Filmmaking Features, 275+ Creations
Google's Veo just released its 3.1 update. Forget the corporate hype. Focus on the number: its Flow AI filmmaking tool has generated over 275 million...
Verizon Acquires TracFone as More Brands Shift to MVNO Model
Verizon just spent $6.9 billion to buy TracFone. This isn't about growth. It's about survival. Major carriers are now hunting.
Japan warns OpenAI over Sora 2 video model amid AI-made anime copyright concerns
From the vibrant frames of Studio Ghibli to the explosive battles of Dragon Ball, anime is Japan's cultural heartbeat.
Adobe launches LLM Optimizer to enhance brand visibility in AI chat services
Traffic from AI chat services to US retail sites exploded by 1,100% last year. That's not a gentle curve upward. It's a shockwave.
OpenAI to Restrict ChatGPT to 18+ Users
The line between human and machine just got a little more intimate. OpenAI is finally breaking the shackles and venturing into the tempting,...
Google One's $10 Premium Plan Offers 2TB Storage, Photo Editing Tools
Google One just made its $10-a-month plan a lot more interesting. For that price, or $100 annually, you get 2 terabytes of storage, family sharing,...
Perplexity Comet Now Public, Automates 7 Key Business Tasks
Skepticism was my first reaction when I heard about Perplexity Comet. Another browser, I thought.