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Nvidia’s latest open‑weights offering, Nemotron 3 Super, stitches together three distinct model architectures in a single package.

Julia Angwin, a veteran investigative reporter, discovered that Grammarly’s new “Expert Review” tool listed her as a source for AI‑generated edits.

Why does it matter when AI agents learn to work together against foes that don’t play by the rules?

Grammarly is under fire. A class‑action lawsuit alleges that its AI‑driven “Expert Review” feature misleads users about the provenance of the...

Grammarly’s decision to stop training its AI on the writings of public figures without explicit consent has reignited a debate about the boundaries...

Anthropic’s latest update lets Claude carry information from one Microsoft document into another, meaning a prompt you craft in Excel can be recalled...

Nvidia’s latest filing reveals a $26 billion commitment to open‑weight AI models, a move that signals a shift from its traditional graphics‑card...

The buzz around OpenAI’s latest tools has shifted from text to moving images. After months of demos that let users describe short clips, the company...

Manufact’s recent $6.3 million raise puts a spotlight on its Multi‑Modal Compute Platform—MCP, which the company bills as the “USB‑C for AI.” The...

Google’s latest Gemini Embedding 2 pushes the boundaries of what enterprise‑scale embeddings can do by handling images, audio and video without first...

Perplexity just put its “Computer” AI agent on the enterprise stage, positioning itself directly against the likes of Microsoft and Salesforce.

Why does a lawsuit matter when a company is busy rolling out new tools? Anthropic’s decision to take the U.S.

Why are job seekers suddenly staring at digital faces instead of human interviewers?

Canva’s latest feature tackles a snag that has lingered since the rise of text‑to‑image generators: the inability to tweak individual elements once a...

Meta has rolled out four new custom chips aimed at powering its AI models and recommendation engines, a move that underscores the company’s push to...

Running a speech‑to‑speech model on your own hardware sounds appealing, but the first hurdle is getting the model files onto a machine that isn’t...

Why does this matter? Because a new study of teenage users shows that popular chat assistants are more than just conversational toys—they can become...

Why are high‑schoolers turning a popular AI‑driven app into a venue for classroom harassment?

Anthropic is rolling out a dedicated think tank even as it confronts a Pentagon‑issued blacklist that threatens its government contracts.

Yann LeCun has staked a billion‑dollar wager that the future of large language models (LLMs) will look very different from today’s sprawling compute...