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Payment processors have long balked at handling transactions tied to child‑sexual‑abuse material, treating the issue as a line they wouldn’t cross.

Microsoft is stepping onto the same silicon battlefield where Amazon’s Train and Google’s TPU have long held sway.

The latest wave of AI utilities is slipping into the everyday toolbox of businesses that have, until now, kept their processes largely manual.

Why does AI still stumble when you push it into stadiums and arenas that host millions of fans?

Enterprises are racing to embed large‑language‑model search into their workflows, hoping to turn raw data into instant answers.

A Kantar study put a freshly minted Coca‑Cola spot—built entirely with generative AI— in front of everyday viewers and then asked a simple question:...

Why does this matter? Because a conversational AI that can move from chat to concrete actions is still rare.

Anthropic’s latest move pushes Claude beyond its original chat‑centric role. The company has opened its Cowork feature to users on the paid tiers of...

Trump’s surprise at the Davos summit has become the week’s most talked‑about headline, but the buzz isn’t limited to the former president’s remarks.

Scaling a database to serve 800 million users isn’t a headline‑grabbing tech stunt; it’s a daily reality for the teams behind ChatGPT and the OpenAI...

Anthropic’s decision to codify its flagship model in a formal “Claude’s Constitution” lands amid a noticeable shift in how the industry talks about...

Researchers have now demonstrated that every AI defense they examined can be bypassed.

Meta has hit pause on its AI chat characters for users under 18. The move follows a wave of feedback from families who say the bots blur the line...

Customs and Border Protection is pushing a new procurement that blends two buzzwords—artificial intelligence and quantum sensing—into a single...

Why should you think twice before typing your latest blood‑test numbers into a chat window?

Why should data scientists care about a language most of them have never touched?

At this year’s World Economic Forum, the usual buzz around artificial‑intelligence startups has turned into a bruised conversation.

Mumbai is set to become the launchpad for a new kind of global capability centre.

Peeyush Ranjan, who spent years steering technology at Google and most recently as its chief technical officer, is betting on a different kind of...

Why does this matter? Because the AI community in India has few venues where code‑first practitioners can actually roll up their sleeves together,...