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

When I first saw the headline about an AI winning gold at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2025, I thought it was a one-off stunt.

When generative AI first showed up in the tools companies use, most vendors sounded the alarm - “this could blow up your security,” they warned.

When I first slapped “AI tools” onto my résumé, I stopped at the tutorial stage, just enough to click a few buttons and call it a day.

ChatGPT can whip up a Shakespeare-style paragraph, break down quantum mechanics, or draft a marketing email in a flash, but ask it for the exact...

When Alibaba rolls out its new wearable, it lands in a space already jam-packed with gadgets that brag about a day’s battery life but often quit when...

SoftBank’s shares have been sliding, about 40% this week, and the drop feels like a litmus test for the nervousness humming through the tech-heavy...

When I watch data scientists wade through endless datasets, I often notice that the right tool can be the line between hitting a wall and finding...

When I asked ChatGPT to narrow down a smartwatch purchase, the bot gave me a short list of current devices and then tossed in a few deal links.

When you’re pulling together a dozen code snippets or sifting through a dense research paper, a model that can actually remember its own reasoning...

Just in time for the holidays, Google is slipping three AI-driven experiences into different corners of its Arts & Culture platform.

OpenAI’s growth trajectory is drawing more scrutiny than ever. The flagship chatbot keeps popping up in the news, but investors keep wondering if all...