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Game stocks took a hit this week after Google rolled out Project Genie, its new AI‑driven world‑generation tool.

Testing Google’s new “Auto Browse” feature in Chrome promised a hands‑free way to tackle everyday web tasks.

Arcee’s newest model, Trinity‑Large, lands with a raw checkpoint that clocks in at ten trillion tokens—a scale most open‑source projects have never...

Moltbook, a newly launched site that lets artificial‑intelligence agents connect with one another, is already prompting uneasy questions among...

Vector‑based retrieval has become the default for most enterprise search tools, but its strength is also its weakness: it leans on dense embeddings...

Why does this matter? A fresh survey of data leaders reveals a striking mismatch: 76 % say the very trust that should enable AI at scale is instead...

What if your website could answer every visitor’s question the moment it’s asked?

Why does a 2015 San Francisco AI lab still dominate headlines? Because it has survived the boom‑and‑bust cycle that swallowed many early‑stage...

Moonshot just dropped Kimi K2.5, a 595‑gigabyte language model that touts built‑in support for agent swarms.

Why does the ability to chat matter if the agents can’t think together? Companies are rolling out multi‑agent systems that hand tasks from one module...

AI‑generated clips targeting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have taken an unexpected turn: they’re being scripted like fan‑fiction.

Apple is about to add a $2 billion line item to its balance sheet, earmarked for Q.ai, a fledgling audio venture that claims it can decode a person’s...

The startup that sprang from Yann LeCun’s circle is turning heads by questioning the prevailing belief that scaling up large language models will...

Why does an AI “debate” with itself matter? Researchers have built models that stage an internal argument, pitting a “Creative Ideator” against a...

Vibe Coding rolls out a seven‑tiered subscription menu aimed at developers who need on‑demand code generation without committing to heavyweight...

If you’ve ever wrestled with the cost and complexity of getting a personal site online, you’re not alone.

Half of the developers polled think generative AI is a net negative for games, yet the technology still finds a foothold in daily workflows.

Scikit‑learn’s pipeline construct has become a go‑to tool for anyone stitching together preprocessing, feature engineering and model fitting.

An AI‑powered toy that recorded conversations with children has inadvertently opened a window for anyone with a Gmail address to view those chats.

When I fed Google’s latest language model a handful of classic Nintendo sprites, the result was… underwhelming.