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Why should anyone care about the latest AI model rankings? Because the gap between “good enough” and truly useful is narrowing fast, and developers...

Why does a podcast’s rundown matter to anyone tracking AI’s next moves? Because the LWiAI Podcast’s #232 episode strings together three stories that...

Why does the buzz around AI assistants keep growing? While most tools can draft an email or pop a reminder, developers keep hunting for a version...

A sudden freeze swept across Virginia last week, knocking out electricity for tens of thousands.

Why does this matter? Because Amazon’s latest push blurs the line between a voice‑first assistant and a web‑based chatbot.

The open‑source community has just unveiled a plug‑and‑play toolkit aimed at squeezing an entire video‑generation pipeline into a single forward...

Why is a research lab in Cambridge suddenly sounding an alarm about immigration enforcement?

Google is nudging its search experience toward a conversational layer. The company rolled out AI‑generated Overviews that summarize a query in a few...

Here’s the thing: Contextual AI just rolled out Agent Composer, a tool built to push enterprise Retrieval‑Augmented Generation from prototype to...

The short animated short “Dear Upstairs Neighbors” emerged from an unlikely partnership between traditional animators and a handful of AI...

Moonshot AI’s latest release, Kimi K2.5, has already drawn attention for eclipsing the performance of the proprietary Opus 4.5 model while remaining...

Why is a tech‑driven social platform suddenly trimming its ranks? Pinterest, which reported 4,666 full‑time employees at the close of 2024, is set to...

Why does this matter? Because the AI visualization pipeline has been climbing from flat graphics to immersive displays for years, and the latest rung...

Mistral, the Paris‑based AI startup that’s been positioning itself as Europe’s answer to GitHub Copilot, just dropped Vibe 2.0.

The Minneapolis‑based story that landed on the market‑trends desk this week isn’t just another headline.

Theorem just closed a $6 million round, earmarked for a suite of checks that aim to catch defects in code churned out by generative AI before it ever...

For many users, the jump from a static snapshot to a moving scene has felt like a leap too far.

The legal tech community has been watching JudgeGPT’s rollout with a mix of curiosity and caution.

Meta is rolling out a new experiment that could change how users pay for its biggest platforms.

Tech executives and college students sat down this week to map out where artificial‑intelligence tools will sit in everyday routines.