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McGill's Adam Dubé discusses generative AI's role in education
Every kid with a school laptop has a potential co-author. Generative AI is in the classroom now, not coming soon.
Infosys AI Agent Analyzes Well Logs, Images, Plots to Streamline Energy Ops
Another AI agent promises to make sense of the energy sector's chaos. This one, from Infosys, is built to read the technical junk that piles up...
Salesforce launches Agentforce Vibes to advance enterprise vibe coding
Software development has always been a job of translation. You take a human problem and turn it into machine logic.
AI Excel Agent Automates Spreadsheet Building, Modeling via Natural Language
Excel is an old monster, and everyone knows it. You don't master its arcane logic. You survive it.
AI must shift to the edge to meet rising user expectations for immediacy
That familiar wait, the spinning cursor after you ask your phone a simple question, has become the new dial-up modem. People are done with it.
Sandbar's finger-worn ring acts as a ‘mouse’ with tap-to-record AI
Smart rings used to tell time or track steps. Now they want to transcribe your thoughts.
Google launches AI chips with 4× boost, lands Anthropic multibillion deal
Google's latest AI chip, the Ironwood TPU, isn't just four times faster. The real headline is the staggering, tens-of-billions-dollar check the...
Tinder tests AI feature that scans camera roll to improve match suggestions
Dating apps have long promised to play matchmaker, but Tinder's latest experiment might just change the game.
Lenskart opens AI Smartglasses B to Indian developers ahead of December launch
Lenskart is making glasses that talk back. The Indian eyewear giant is releasing a pair of AI smartglasses called B, and it wants local developers to...
China offers cheaper electricity to AI firms abandoning NVIDIA chips
China is solving its chip problem the old-fashioned way: it's buying its way out.
OpenAI Says It Won’t Seek Government Backstop for Infrastructure, CFO Friar Says
OpenAI will not ask for a government guarantee on its AI infrastructure. CFO Sarah Friar made that clear.
Paytm partners with Groq to run AI workloads on GroqCloud hardware
Paytm is tired of waiting for Nvidia. The Indian payments giant is now sending its AI work to a hardware shop called Groq.
CRED uses AI with Cleo, Thea and Stark to build concierge-level service
CRED is staffing its customer service with software. The fintech company announced three new AI assistants named Cleo, Thea, and Stark, each...
OpenAI goes for-profit; Cursor 2.0 shifts to in-house AI; Anthropic adds Claude
OpenAI is now a for-profit company. This isn't a subtle shift. It's a direct signal that the money has arrived and the research charity phase is...
Google Gemini's Deep Research can access Gmail, Drive, and Chat for AI reports
Google wants its AI to read your mail. Not spam, but the real stuff: your private Gmail, your Drive folders, your team Chat logs.
AI data center surge inflates Silicon Valley spending, earnings and accounting
Silicon Valley has a new profit center. It is building a physical world of concrete, steel, and silicon, and the sheer cost of it is warping the...
AI Capacity Crunch: 90% of Code Now Agent-Generated, Latency and Cost Rise
Nine out of every ten lines of code are now written by an AI. This isn't a future prediction.
Apple to Deploy Custom Google Gemini Model for Apple Intelligence
Apple’s AI strategy has been a slow-motion car crash. Siri is a joke, and the company watched for years as OpenAI and Microsoft built the future.
German Commons opens pipeline to free AI datasets from copyright limbo
Building a proper AI for German is harder than it should be. The data you need is either locked up or legally murky.
AgiBot, Chinese startup, pays workers to teleoperate robots for US data demand
To train an AI, you feed it data. For a robot learning to move, the data is motion itself.