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AI‑driven protein‑design platforms are finally spilling out of specialist labs and into the hands of everyday biologists.

Google is nudging its conversational search toward a tighter, more visual workflow.

Physical Intelligence (PI) has released a new robot model that, according to its creators, can stitch together individual capabilities in a way that...

Anthropic’s latest offering, Claude Design, entered the market this week with a promise that feels almost out of step with the current design‑tool...

The nuclear sector has long wrestled with the tension between safety, speed and cost when moving from concept to a working reactor.

Enterprise AI assistants are finally getting a control panel that isn’t just a checkbox.

Why does a podcast need a hotline? The latest Vergecast episode tackled what the hosts called the “AI is inevitable” trap, a conversation that...

OpenAI’s Codex is slipping out of the research lab and into a tool that lets anyone turn a line of text into a working product.

Qwen’s latest release, the Qwen3.6‑35B‑A3B, pushes the envelope for open‑source vision‑language systems.

Building a video‑analytics workflow that runs smoothly on a GPU can feel like assembling a jigsaw puzzle with pieces that rarely fit together.

Salesforce is reshaping how companies build and run AI assistants. The new Headless 360 suite promises to expose the entire CRM stack as a...

Enterprises are finally seeing a broader menu of AI vendors, a shift that feels almost inevitable after two years of near‑monopoly by a few big...

Why does a new Codex add‑on matter to bench scientists? While AI assistants have been sprouting across tech circles, few have been packaged...

OpenAI’s latest foray into the life‑science arena arrives as a tightly scoped model named GPT‑Rosalind, rolled out on a limited‑access basis...

Google has woven a new layer into Chrome that turns a handful of keystrokes into a ready‑made AI routine.

Why does a browser built into an AI assistant matter to developers? Because it blurs the line between code generation and live interaction with the...

OpenAI’s latest Codex upgrade arrives as the company squares off with Anthropic’s Claude Code, a move that signals a shift in how developers think...

The Gemini app is expanding what a chat‑based AI can do with the pictures you already keep on hand.

Anthropic just dropped Claude Opus 4.7, a model that nudged its way back to the top of the “most powerful generally available” leaderboard.

Character.AI is turning its chat‑driven platform into something that feels more like a literary sandbox than a traditional Q&A bot.