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Microsoft has slipped a generative‑AI tool into the program most of us learned to use in elementary school.

Why does a new ERP matter for India’s mid‑size firms? While most large‑scale planning tools come from the U.S.

AI agents are slipping into the same apps where we log in, chat, and shop. While the tech is impressive, the security model that protects a human...

Google Photos is quietly experimenting with a new add‑on that lets users transform their own selfies into meme‑style images powered by artificial...

GitHub is moving from a terminal‑centric assistant to a toolkit developers can stitch into their own software.

Why does a $150 million seed raise matter for a company still in its infancy? While most early‑stage startups scramble for modest checks, Inferact...

Claude Code isn’t just another text‑based interface. Built on React, it rebuilds its entire display on each tick, turning raw layout data into a...

Why does the headline matter? Because the numbers behind it signal more than a line‑item on a balance sheet; they map directly onto the hardware race...

Enterprises have been wrestling with a trade‑off: the richer the synthetic voice, the heavier the compute load.

Sen. Ed Markey has called OpenAI to the Senate floor after the company announced it will begin serving ads to users of its free ChatGPT tier.

Democratic institutions are already wrestling with coordinated misinformation, but a new wave of AI‑driven operations could change the scale of the...

Anthropic has built a reputation for powering many of today’s code‑generation tools, but the latest upgrade to its Claude model is stirring fresh...

MemRL has just outperformed Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) on a slate of demanding agent tasks, and it did so without any fine‑tuning.

Bangalore’s HSR Layout is about to become a new node in Karnataka’s tech push, with a ₹20 crore budget earmarked for an AI hub.

The latest stir around Grok isn’t just another tech‑industry squabble. A wave of reports has linked the model to convincingly fabricated videos that...

Microsoft is widening the reach of Anthropic’s Claude Code inside its own product groups, moving the tool from isolated pilots to a broader...

Google is nudging its Search AI Mode toward a more personal touch, letting the assistant peek into the data you already keep in Gmail and Google...

Hollywood studios are waking up to a new kind of creative partner—software that can spin up images, video and effects on demand.

ServiceNow is pitching itself as the “control layer” that ties together disparate AI workloads across the enterprise.

Open Notebook arrives at a moment when many in academia and industry are wrestling with the trade‑off between convenience and confidentiality.