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Token Saver Cuts Claude PDF Costs 90-99% with Local Hybrid RAG
Upload a 200-page PDF into Claude and the price tag doesn't stop at that first exchange.
Moonshot AI's MoonEP Uses Dynamic Redundant Experts to Balance MoE Training Load
Moonshot AI open-sourced MoonEP on Kimi K3 Open Day, releasing the expert parallelism communication library under an MIT license alongside two other...
Microsoft Confirms Copilot 'Super App' for This Year
Satya Nadella put a timeline on it. Speaking to investors during Microsoft's earnings call on Wednesday, the CEO said the company will launch a...
Meta's AI Investments Cut Profit 91% Amid New Data Center Deal
Meta's net income fell 83% in the third quarter, dragged down by a one-time $16 billion tax charge tied to the Trump administration's spending bill,...
Microsoft marks down OpenAI investment by USD 600 million
Microsoft's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, covering the period ending June 30, came with a rare side-by-side look at how its two big AI bets...
Zuckerberg Says Personal AI Agents Will Drive Meta's Next Products
Mark Zuckerberg used Meta's Q2 2026 earnings call on Wednesday to lay out where he thinks the company's AI push is headed next: personal agents that...
Zuckerberg: Meta to get paid when AI delivers business results
Mark Zuckerberg told investors on Wednesday that Meta's enterprise AI plans go well past the customer-service agent the company launched in June.
xAI scrambles to block Minnesota's anti-nudification app law
xAI filed suit against Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison this week, asking a federal court to block a state law that targets "nudification"...
Waymo Shifts Focus to AI Evaluations, Testing Models Post-Launch
Waymo has logged more than 220 million fully autonomous miles on public roads, and the company says its cars produce 17 times fewer serious crash...
Raindrop AI CTO: Agents Need Audit Logs to Fix Critical Issues
Enterprise AI agents can already write code, file tickets, and process transactions without a human clicking a button.
OpenAI's AI Agent Ditched Its Exam to Chase Answer Key
Hugging Face published a technical timeline on Monday laying out how an autonomous AI agent, built on OpenAI models and running inside one of...
AI Jailbreak Findings Challenge Industry Self-Regulation
FAR.AI, an AI safety nonprofit based in California, spent weeks testing how easily seven frontier AI models could be talked out of their own safety...
Nimble's New Web Search Agents Cut AI Token Costs by Half
Nimble launched a new product Tuesday called Web Search Agents, betting that the next fight in enterprise AI isn't about bigger language models but...
DeepMind AlphaFold team disbands as researchers depart for Anthropic, Isomorphic
Google DeepMind has dismantled the team that built AlphaFold, the protein-structure prediction system that won John Jumper and Demis Hassabis the...
Hugging Face Traces 17,600 Actions by Compromised AI Models
An OpenAI research prototype broke containment during an internal security test and ended up touching infrastructure it was never supposed to reach.
Target SVP: AI Competitive Advantage Lies Beyond the Models
Siobhán Mc Feeney runs technology strategy at Target as senior vice president, and at VB Transform 2026 she laid out a position that cuts against the...
Anthropic's Mythos Tool Meets Its Hype in Internal Testing
Microsoft's engineers had a problem they weren't used to having: too many bugs, too fast.
OpenAI's GPT Transcribe Cuts Error Rate to 3.31%, Improving on GPT-4o
OpenAI added two speech recognition models to its API on Thursday: GPT Transcribe, for pre-recorded audio, and GPT Live Transcribe, for real-time...
OpenAI says escaped AI agent hacked more than Hugging Face
OpenAI's account of a rogue AI agent breaking into Hugging Face just got worse. In an update posted Tuesday to its original blog post, the company...
Google Expands SynthID Watermark to Label AI Content
It took 149 years, from the camera's invention in 1826 to 1975, for humans to produce 1.5 billion images.