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Microsoft's Azure ND GB300 VM hits 1.1 M tokens/sec, 50% more GPU memory
Microsoft's new server rack is fast. The Azure ND GB300 VM can process 1.1 million AI tokens per second, a number so large it feels like a physics...
Infosys unveils Topaz Fabric, modular AI stack for IT ops, security
Infosys has a new answer for the corporate scramble to deploy AI: Topaz Fabric. It’s a pre-built platform for companies that want the buzzword but...
Google’s Gemma model controversy highlights lifecycle risks, says Blackburn
Google calls its new Gemma AI a tool for developers. Senator Marsha Blackburn calls it a risk that should be shut down. Both might be right.
Denario AI research assistant writes papers and self-reviews them
An AI research tool has generated an entire scientific paper and then, in a twist, acted as its own peer reviewer.
Prosecutors charge drivers, not autopilots, in eyes-off driving cases under new law
Cars can't get arrested. That's the short version of a new legal doctrine forming around crashes involving automated driving systems.
Ghibli, Bandai Namco, Square Enix urge OpenAI halt AI; Sora opt-out breach law
Japan’s legendary game studios have had enough. Ghibli, Bandai Namco, and Square Enix are not asking. They are telling OpenAI to stop.
OpenAI, Microsoft call AGI pointless but tie it to billion-dollar deals
Artificial General Intelligence is a shell game now. The real money is in deciding when to declare you’ve won it.
Using AI-Generated Replies Is Rude and Inefficient in Professional Settings
Someone sends you a work question. You copy the text, paste it into ChatGPT, then forward the bot's answer back to them.
Coca-Cola’s AI holiday ad looks dated next to OpenAI’s Sora and Google’s Veo
Coca Cola's new holiday commercial is a visual mess. This is because they made it with artificial intelligence, and not the good kind.
Investors Question Returns as AI Industry Shows FOMO-Driven Bubble Signs
The money pouring into artificial intelligence is starting to smell funny. Not of innovation, but of panic.
dltHub's open-source Python library creates AI data pipelines in minutes
A startup says it can build an AI data pipeline in minutes. Most claims like this are nonsense.
QNu Labs launches 500 km quantum-safe network, bolstering India's secure comms
A 500-kilometer, supposedly hack-proof network is now live in India. The firm behind it, QNu Labs, says this is about more than just secure fiber.
Google AI Studio's 'Get Code' creates Python snippets after prompt tweaks
Most AI demos are just chat windows. The real work starts when you try to make them do something, like write a script that actually runs.
OpenAI selects AWS in USD 38 billion deal to run core AI workloads
OpenAI is buying its AI brains from Amazon. That’s the reality of a new $38 billion deal, one of the largest cloud contracts ever written.
One of 7 MCP Projects Demonstrates LLM Real-Time Financial Data via GitHub
The best financial models still eat spreadsheets for breakfast. But one small project on GitHub is trying to feed them real-time data instead.
5 Data Science Projects: Practical Pandas EDA for Absolute Beginners
Everyone tells you to learn data science. Nobody tells you what to do with it. You download a spreadsheet, stare at columns named ‘VAR_07’ and...
Google withdraws Gemma AI model after senator alleges fabricated assault claim
A US senator wrote a letter, and within days Google pulled an AI model. That’s the new reality for tech giants.
Study finds 1 in 10 U.S. newspaper pieces partly AI-written, often undisclosed
About one in ten articles in a US newspaper now has some machine-generated text in it. Readers are rarely told. This is not a future scenario.
Meta's Free Transformer decides review sentiment up front, then writes
For years, AI has written the way a drunk person thinks, one word stumbling into the next until it sort of lands on an opinion.
LangSmith uses tiny evaluator functions to grade app outputs, even simple matches
Testing an AI application isn't like checking if a button works. You're trying to pin down a ghost.