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Smartphone shipments are sliding faster than any downturn seen in the past decade, and the pressure isn’t coming from demand alone.

Why does an AI assistant need a firewall of its own? Developers have been wrestling with the fact that many generative agents can, once prompted,...

Why does a chatbot’s answer to a single, seemingly innocuous query matter? The question touches on how large‑language models deployed in China handle...

Why does this matter now? Because the daily grind of typing loops, debugging, and refactoring is being replaced by a new kind of oversight.

A month‑long operation unfolded across four Mexican domains, and the perpetrator wasn’t a human hacker at a keyboard.

OpenAI’s latest move signals a clear shift in its geographic strategy. The company announced a substantial enlargement of its London base,...

Why should a living‑room screen be sniffing the internet? While the tech is impressive, a handful of smart‑TV manufacturers have slipped a background...

Google is rolling out the next iteration of its Nano Banana line, Nano Banana 2, and the upgrade isn’t just a cosmetic tweak.

Why does this matter? As AI-driven applicant‑tracking systems become the first gatekeepers of job applications, the line between strategic tailoring...

Anthropic has taken an unusual step: it’s giving a decommissioned version of its Claude model a public platform.

Why does a fast‑food chain care about “please” and “thank you”? Burger King has rolled out an internal AI named Patty, built on OpenAI technology, to...

Why is Meta tightening its safety net now? The company has rolled out a new Instagram feature that flags repeated searches for self‑harm content and...

The buzz around AI‑driven companionship services has taken a new turn. A startup that markets itself as an “AI‑relationships” platform—positioning...

Intrinsic has spent years turning the promise of programmable, teachable machines into a concrete product line, positioning its hardware and software...

Perplexity just rolled out its so‑called “Computer,” a suite that stitches together 19 distinct language models under one interface.

Training ever‑larger language models is costly, and researchers keep hunting for ways to squeeze more mileage out of each compute cycle.

Why does this matter now? While most large‑language models still demand cloud‑grade hardware, Alibaba’s latest Qwen 3.5‑Medium series claims to...

Gong’s latest rollout, dubbed Mission Andromeda, bundles an AI‑driven sales coach, a conversational chatbot and, for the first time, open‑access...

AT&T’s internal AI platform was swallowing roughly eight billion tokens each day, a volume that quickly exposed inefficiencies in the company’s...

Riley Walz, the self‑styled “Jester of Silicon Valley,” is stepping into a new role at OpenAI.