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Developers are talking, but the buzz isn’t all cheers. Google just rolled out an IDE it calls Antigravity, and the reaction feels more like a...

When the researcher who built most of ChatGPT’s mental-health tweaks quit, people started talking about a larger effort inside OpenAI.

When TCS rolled out its new AI platform for clinical-trial oversight, the buzz in hospitals and CROs was immediate.

CrewAI just rolled out a new twist for language-model agents that they’re calling “function-based guardrails.” In plain terms, it lets developers...

When I first opened AlphaFold’s interface, it felt like Europe’s AI hype finally had a concrete shape.

When Marc Benioff tried out Google’s Gemini 3, he walked away saying he wasn’t planning to go back to ChatGPT.

Andrej Karpathy has basically turned his own AI toolbox into a makeshift peer-review panel.

When I dropped a screenshot of a UI mockup into Gemini 3 Pro, the model actually spit out a working React app after just two prompts.

When I first saw the demo, the model seemed to forget yesterday’s facts as soon as it got new data.

When a model brands itself with “Pro” you might wonder if that matters for real science.

Anthropic’s newest paper kind of flips a safety rule most of us take for granted - that tighter prompts automatically make a model behave.

When I tried to find a birthday gift for my sister last month, I felt like I was missing a few puzzle pieces.