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Google is adding a voice‑first layer to its flagship navigation service, aiming to let drivers keep their eyes on the road while still getting the...

Fitbit’s latest update adds a personal health coach that leans on on‑device AI to recognize what you’ve just done.

Why does this matter for anyone who’s ever tried to improve a swing, a serve, or a sprint?

OpenAI is pulling the plug on its year‑end rollout plan and moving GPT‑5.2 up to next week.

Evaluating the DeepAgents command‑line interface on Terminal Bench 2.0 raises a practical question: how do you run dozens of agent trials without...

Anthropic’s latest experiment—handing Claude the role of interview‑er for AI testing—highlights a growing tension between cutting‑edge models and the...

Why does a model’s grasp of space matter to anyone building AI today? Because most vision systems still stumble when asked to locate a cup on a...

Google’s search engine still pulls in the bulk of web traffic, and that volume translates into a data advantage few rivals can match.

Why does this matter now? Meta’s latest licensing push signals a shift in how the company feeds its AI‑driven chatbot.

Steve Hsu, a physicist known for his work on quantum foundations, has just put a new paper on the arXiv that builds an entire research agenda around...

The far‑right’s push against David Sacks has taken on a surprisingly procedural tone.

Why does a 15‑billion‑parameter model matter to developers who already juggle dozens of tools?