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A busted water pipe on Main Street could flood the intersection, spark traffic snarls and tie up emergency crews, all at once.

When you look at MLPerf’s training suite, it’s basically the go-to way to see how fast a chip can turn raw compute into a working model.

When Baidu announced the newest ERNIE model - ERNIE 5.0 Preview 1022 - it seemed to catch a lot of developers off guard.

OpenAI dropped the GPT-5.1 API earlier this week, promising sharper coding help and a handful of new developer tools.

When Anthropic’s Claude model was hijacked last week, the breach looked almost like a single button-press.

ElevenLabs is about to launch a storefront that feels more like a boutique than a dump of generic AI voices.

Upwork’s newest research asks a question that’s been floating around freelance forums for a while: can an AI-driven assistant actually replace a...

When I first saw the “shake to summarize” trick in September, just a flick of the wrist and an AI-powered snippet of the page, I wondered if Firefox...

When the new study on human-aligned AI models showed up, it was right in the middle of a wave of confidence mismatches popping up in everything from...

When I first saw LinkedIn roll out its AI-driven recruiting tools, I was surprised to learn the platform now touches about 1.3 billion users...

When DeepMind let its newest agent wander into games it hadn’t seen before - even ones it builds on the fly - I was surprised it didn’t just follow a...

Google is quietly testing a new shopping assistant that mixes a phone call, a visual browse and on-the-fly data charts into one screen.