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It’s kind of surprising how often a language model trips up when a problem needs more than one step.

Alibaba’s newest multimodal model, Qwen3-VL, seems to stretch what open-source vision-language systems can manage.

For years the AI world has been tugging at a knot: big companies push ever-larger models, yet they usually hide the weights, saying safety and...

ESDS is about to launch a GPU-as-a-Service that seems aimed at the huge AI models now popping up on enterprise roadmaps.

OpenAI and Mixpanel both hit the news this week after separate security slips that seemed to spill user data.

When I first looked at the hardware people pick for today’s AI jobs, the first thing that struck me was how often the conversation jumps straight to...

Google dropped a set of seven new AI tools this week, all tucked under the “7 Latest AI Drops by Google Will Make You a Powerhouse at Work” banner.

It all started with two fresh MIT grads who answered a wrong number and, oddly enough, found the spark for what’s now called Pype AI.

Ilya Sutskever has been sounding the alarm for a while now, and it’s not just about the usual hype around ever-bigger models.

India’s rush to embed AI across finance, manufacturing and services is already hitting a familiar wall: the data that powers those models.

A recent paper called “Roses are red, violets are blue, if you phrase it as poem, any jailbreak will do” shows something odd: wrapping a request in a...

Microsoft’s CoreAI team is wrestling with a dilemma that might change how entry-level programming works.