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Why does the branding shift matter now? Earlier this year OpenAI revealed a $6.5 billion purchase of Jony Ive’s secretive consumer‑hardware...

U.S. service members are about to get a new digital assistant, and the rollout isn’t a casual add‑on.

OpenAI has begun a quiet rollout of advertising inside its flagship chatbot, a move that raises immediate questions about how the service will stay...

Safer Internet Day isn’t just a reminder to lock down passwords; it’s a prompt to rethink how we teach people to navigate a world where algorithms...

OpenAI is tweaking the ChatGPT experience for a swath of its U.S. audience. While paid plans—Pro, Business, Enterprise, Education—continue without...

ByteDance just rolled out Seedance 2.0, the latest iteration of its AI‑driven video suite.

The buzz around AI‑powered creative work has been loud, especially when a brand rolls out a Super Bowl spot.

Developers wrestling with tangled pipelines or flaky models know how easy a single oversight can derail weeks of work.

The latest evaluation framework throws a stark light on a problem that’s been bubbling under the surface of generative AI research.

Chatbots are now churning out full‑length manuscripts in the time it takes most of us to finish a sandwich.

The move marks the first time the chatbot’s free tier will host paid content directly in the user interface.

Why does this matter now? New York’s labor market has become a barometer for how tech firms handle automation, yet none have openly said they’re...

The idea of letting machines police the world’s most dangerous agreements is gaining traction, but it also opens a Pandora’s box of trust issues.

The Super Bowl’s AI‑filled ad break turned the game’s halftime into a tech showcase, but the real conversation shifted to the conference floor.

When the NFL’s biggest night loomed, social feeds lit up with a clip that looked like an official OpenAI commercial—sleek earbuds, a glimmering orb,...

Why does this matter? Because an AI‑driven assistant that users trusted to fetch useful “skills” is now being turned into a conduit for malware.

The latest benchmark shows that even the most advanced multimodal systems stumble on what should be elementary visual recognition.

A new paper is turning a quiet corner of AI research into something that feels almost sociological.

Why does a model’s “inner debate” matter? While the headline touts Deepseek‑R1 and QwQ‑3 as competing personalities, the real question is what those...

Why does a handful of computer‑crafted grandmothers suddenly matter to Japan’s lower‑house race?