News Archive Page 35

When you fire up the newest ChatGPT Shopping Research, you might notice it tries to shave off the endless scrolling we all hate.

Indian firms seem to be copying IBM’s playbook for AI-driven global capability centers, and you can feel the buzz in the corridors.

Black Forest Labs is about to launch a new AI image model, and they’ve taken a licensing route that you don’t see very often.

When we look at today’s AI pipelines, they seem to be hitting a bottleneck. Engineers describe it like a traffic jam, data streams colliding, latency...

It feels like the AI hardware market is quietly shifting. The big headlines still shout about ever-bigger training clusters, but more engineers seem...

When Nvidia wrapped up its latest earnings call, two things caught my eye: a sudden jump in chip orders linked to generative-AI workloads, and the...

We can already hear the holiday buzz, and tech companies are scrambling to turn AI into a sort of checkout helper.

Black Forest Labs just released its newest model, and the timing feels deliberate.

OpenAI just rolled out something a lot of enterprise tech heads have been asking for: the chance to keep their data inside chosen geographic borders.

The webinar on “Using skills with Deep Agents” finally put a face on a gripe that’s been buzzing around dev circles for a while now - can a skinny...

When you look at big language models, most people just check whether the final answer is right or wrong.

I asked a language model to fetch this quarter's revenue from our SQL warehouse, hoping it would just spit out the right number.