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Meta has been pushing its newest AI suite through a network of micro‑influencers, promising a simple path to earnings for anyone with a social‑media...

Why does a robot hand need more than a gripper? DAIMON Robotics thinks the answer lies in giving machines the same blend of senses humans use when...

Anthropic’s next financing move is already generating buzz on Wall Street. Sources say the AI startup is courting a capital injection that could sit...

When an AI system flags a single visual bias, engineers often scramble to patch that flaw, only to see new distortions surface elsewhere.

Amazon’s latest move pairs AWS with OpenAI, a partnership that pushes the idea of AI agents directly into a company’s codebase and data stores.

Hybrid retrieval intent has surged, and the numbers tell a story that’s hard to ignore.

SenseTime’s latest offering isn’t just another AI model; it’s a deliberately trimmed‑down image processor that prioritises latency over raw scale.

In an October 2015 email thread, Sam Altman laid out a concrete financing blueprint for a new venture.

Enterprises lean on orchestration layers to steer fleets of agents, hoping a single pane of glass will stitch together context and trigger the right...

Why does a TV remote suddenly feel more like a creative studio? While Google’s Gemini suite has been rolling out across its ecosystem, the latest...

Token budgets have become a practical concern for anyone building on large‑language‑model APIs.

The courtroom drama over OpenAI’s latest legal battle has turned into something of a personal showdown.

Google has begun enabling its new Gemini memory feature for European users, embedding it directly into the chat experience.

Nvidia’s newest large‑language‑model effort pushes the boundaries of what a single system can handle.

Privacy‑preserving AI has long been a research niche, but recent work pushes it out of the lab and onto the phones, tablets and smart speakers that...

Poolside’s latest release, Laguna XS.2, arrives as a free, open‑source option aimed at developers who want to run sophisticated agentic code locally...

Amazon is widening the gap between its cloud platform and the AI tools developers rely on.

Netomi just closed a $110 million round, pulling in heavyweight backers Accenture and Adobe to double‑down on AI‑driven customer service.

Why does this matter now? Musk has spent the week railing against Sam Altman, insisting he was “duped” by the OpenAI chief and warning that “AI could...

Mistral AI is stepping into the enterprise‑AI orchestration arena with a service it calls Workflows, built on the Temporal engine that powers...