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The Peace Corps is quietly reshaping its traditional service model, turning recruitment ads toward a new kind of overseas assignment: selling...

Why does Anthropic’s recent jab at Chinese AI copycats matter now? The warning underscores a growing unease in the industry: firms are scrambling to...

Google and Samsung have just put new AI-driven tools into the hands of consumers, a move that starkly contrasts with Apple’s more cautious rollout.

MIT researchers have built a tool that stitches together two very different kinds of computation.

OpenClaw’s community has been slipping past the gatekeepers that many sites rely on to keep automated traffic in check.

Google’s Gemini is moving beyond chat. The latest update adds a layer of agency that nudges users toward actions they’ve already set up—think...

The Galaxy Unpacked stage in San Francisco this week turned heads with three new handsets: the S26, S26 + and S26 Ultra.

Why does this matter? Because a conversational AI that can summon an Uber or fire off a DoorDash order without opening another app changes how we...

Guidde’s approach flips the usual playbook. Instead of feeding AI agents pages of manuals, the startup leans on short videos recorded by seasoned...

David Luan’s exit marks a turning point for Amazon’s nascent AGI efforts. While he oversaw the creation of Nova Act, the AI‑driven browser agent that...

Why does a chatbot’s “sense of self” even enter a safety discussion? Anthropic’s latest statement nudges the conversation from pure performance...

Why does this matter now? Amazon’s latest tweak to its voice‑assistant service isn’t about new features or hardware; it’s about tone.

Why does this matter for anyone who spends hours piecing together raw footage? While most AI‑driven editing aids still leave users dragging clips...

Ailias is rolling out holographic avatars that let users chat with digitized versions of people like Isaac Newton, promising a blend of education and...

Why does the Pentagon’s new AI move matter? Because the Department of Defense is betting on Anthropic’s Claude model to tighten both budget and...

Why does a Mexican cartel’s tech play matter to anyone watching organized crime? The Jalisco New Generation Cartel, or CJNG, has been quietly...

Cell biologists have a growing menu of assays at their fingertips. One day they might pull RNA levels to gauge whether a cell is gearing up for...

Anthropic’s latest push isn’t just another SDK drop; it’s a handheld extension of Claude Code aimed at keeping programmers in the zone when they step...

Pete Hegseth’s new Pentagon AI outfit reads like a boardroom roll call rather than a typical military task force.

Anthropic’s latest rollout has put the spotlight on how far AI‑generated software has traveled since its first public demo.