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It feels like the data-center debate has finally slipped out of niche forums and onto the policy front page.

Databricks just launched a new PDF-parsing feature that could make pulling data out of documents a lot simpler.

OpenAI just added a group-chat button to ChatGPT, so a small group can open a shared thread and watch the model reply to everyone.

When I first opened Opal, the home screen simply asked me to type a prompt. Google’s newest AI-focused platform promises to let anyone - from a...

When you hook a Kimi K2-based chatbot up to YouTube, the way you pull the data can actually make a difference.

It’s the holiday rush, and suddenly every tech company is shouting about AI assistants that can browse sites, compare prices and even order things...

I saw a thread where folks were arguing over a single punctuation mark. It turns out the hype around a controllable AI often hangs on tiny details -...

Microsoft’s push into custom silicon has always felt like a mix of big ideas and real constraints.

When I fed a handful of mixed-script Indian sentences into a standard language tagger, it stumbled almost immediately.

When Alembic first set up shop, it went a route most AI outfits shy away from: instead of renting GPUs from Amazon, Microsoft or Google, the team...

Anthropic has finally lifted the veil on what it calls Claude’s “wokeness” score.

Satya Nadella has been telling rivals that a race for cheap AI horsepower probably won’t pay off.