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Cheaper tokens are tempting, but they come with a hidden cost: the infrastructure that powers them is being stretched in ways it wasn’t built for.

Writer is stepping into a crowded field, rolling out AI agents that can initiate actions without a user‑written prompt.

RunPod’s newest offering, Flash, promises to strip away the usual container baggage that slows down AI experimentation.

OpenAI’s latest post on X sparked a flurry of reactions, turning a tongue‑in‑cheek meme into a boardroom topic.

Zuckerberg is putting a half‑billion dollars behind a new research push at Meta, and the amount alone raises eyebrows.

Why does this matter? Because the recent breaches of Anthropic’s Claude Code, Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s Codex all followed the same playbook:...

Enterprises that have layered generative AI into their daily processes are hitting a familiar snag: the software that should accelerate work often...

Two hundred thousand MCP servers are now known to expose a command‑execution flaw that Anthropic has oddly described as a “feature.” The...

Emergency departments are under constant pressure, and any tool that can ease the bottleneck draws attention.

Elon Musk’s testimony painted a picture of a founder who felt compelled to act when official channels fell short.

At a U.S. military base in central California, four‑seat all‑terrain vehicles snake up hillside trails.

Taylor Swift’s recent push to trademark her own image isn’t just a legal footnote; it’s a response to a growing wave of unauthorized uses that have...

IBM’s latest foray into speech technology arrives as two Granite Speech 4.1 2 B models, each built around a three‑component architecture that blends...

Microsoft's latest agreement with OpenAI has been the subject of intense commentary.

Google’s cloud division posted a record‑breaking quarter, pulling in roughly $20 billion and posting a year‑over‑year jump that eclipses anything...

Salesforce is reshaping how it builds the next generation of AI tools, and it’s doing so by turning its customers into co‑designers.

Goodfire has rolled out an open‑source utility that peers inside the inner workings of large language models, giving engineers a way to spot failures...

The $5.6 billion valuation Legora just announced has turned heads across the legal tech sector, especially as the startup squares off with rival AI...

The Pentagon’s newest AI contracts read like a shopping list: Nvidia, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services will each get a slice of the defense...

Why does this matter? Because the latest round of AI‑driven security tests pits OpenAI’s GPT‑5.5 against the much‑talked‑about Mythos Preview in a...