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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.

Most single-agent setups still lean on Group Relative Policy Optimization, or GRPO.

Imagine a language model that throws out a new scientific claim and then, in the same breath, checks whether it bends any law of physics.

When I first saw the memo, the headline was hard to miss: Google wants to crank its AI compute up by a thousand times in the next five years.

When I fired up the latest AI-driven browsing plug-in on a shopping page, the pitch was clear: the site should become a chat buddy.

OpenAI has hooked up with Foxconn - the Taiwanese factory you probably know for putting together phones and laptops - to sort out the hardware that...

Feeding a language model a huge library of texts forces the system to pick out the bits that actually count.

When Salesforce rolled out its new observability layer called Agentforce, the buzz was immediate.

When OpenAI announced it will drop API support for GPT-4o in February 2026, developers who built tools around the fan-favorite model reacted loudly.

Google just dropped a paper that revisits a snag that’s been around since the first big language models showed up: how to give a model fresh facts...