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Zuckerberg excited: AI will add huge corpus of content to social feeds
Mark Zuckerberg thinks your social feeds are about to become synthetic. Not just a few AI jokes sprinkled in, but a flood.
Cursor launches Composer LLM, claims 4× coding speed and automated testing
Another week, another AI model promising to save developers from their own jobs. This time it's Cursor, a startup that sells an AI coding...
Paired acoustic and semantic tokenizers preserve fidelity, enable long TTS runs
For years, text-to-speech has sounded great for a minute or two. Then it wobbles.
AI workloads projected to use >50% of data-center power by 2028, paper warns
We keep talking about AI as software. A model, a chatbot, an assistant. We should talk about it as hardware.
Generative AI's Limits in SDLC: Programmers' Intuition Still Essential
Every new tool that promises to make software write itself hits the same wall. Generative AI is no different.
NotebookLM adds full 1 million-token Gemini context window, boosts processing
Google's AI research continues to push boundaries with a significant upgrade to NotebookLM.
Anthropic scientists test whether Claude can tell injected thoughts from text
Researchers at Anthropic just pulled off a strange kind of brain surgery. Their patient was Claude, their own AI. The procedure?
TikTok's Smart Split AI makes short, captioned vertical clips from chosen parts
TikTok’s newest feature is a machine that eats your long, boring videos and spits out ready-to-post clips. It’s called Smart Split AI.
Deloitte forecasts 60%+ of large firms will scale agentic AI by 2026
Corporate AI is finally getting a job description. The consultants at Deloitte now predict that within two years, over 60% of large companies will...
Accenture launches Physical AI Orchestrator software-defined factories at NVI
Walk any factory floor today. You'll hear plenty of talk about artificial intelligence.
Grammarly Rebrands as Superhuman, Retains Familiar Sidebar UI
Grammarly thinks its brand is a problem. The name screams grammar checks, red squiggles, school. It doesn't say artificial intelligence.
Confluent and Redpanda race to build agent-ready streaming data infrastructure
Two companies are fighting over who gets to be the plumbing for the AI agent boom. It's Confluent versus Redpanda.
Adobe's Corrective AI changes voice-over emotions, swaps music with Adobe Stock
Audio is the bane of video editors. Adobe's latest AI project is an attempt to fix that, promising to swap the music and tweak the emotion in a...
AI for Math Initiative finds structures showing problems harder for computers
Computers hate hard math. We knew that. But a Google research project just found a new way for them to hate it.
Geostar leads GEO shift as AI chatbots cut traditional SEO 25%, Gartner reports
You can stop paying for half your SEO team. Gartner says AI chatbots have already gutted traditional search traffic by 25%.
Microsoft Agent Lightning uses reinforcement learning to automate AI agent tuning
Training an AI agent is a slog. You tweak a parameter, run a test, and wait. The process eats weeks.
Mphasis launches quantum-safe AI tools for enterprise security and decisions
Mphasis has launched a pair of tools that aim to solve a problem which, for most companies, doesn't exist yet.
gpt-oss-safeguard lets developers apply custom policies via model reasoning
Most AI safety tools are blunt instruments. They check for slurs, maybe some violence, and call it a day.
Cerebras Wafer-Scale Engine 3: 5 nm, 4 trillion transistors, largest AI chip
Everyone is chasing Nvidia. Cerebras, a persistent underdog, just threw another giant silicon rock into the pond.
ChatGPT Enterprise boosts knowledge preservation in ICT R&D, says Yohei Ishida
Dai Nippon Printing had a memory problem. Its researchers kept walking out the door, taking years of expensive technical knowledge with them.