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It seems the classroom has gotten a little off-balance lately. Teachers are still learning how to use new AI tools, while a growing chunk of...

Infosys just launched an AI-driven tool that zeroes in on the data jam many energy companies face.

When Salesforce rolled out the name “Agentforce Vibes,” it landed right in the middle of the buzz around “vibe coding” tools.

I still find myself staring at a spreadsheet that feels more like a maze than a tool.

People want answers right away. Ask a virtual assistant to write an email or open a spreadsheet and you expect a reply in the blink of an eye, not a...

When I first saw Sandbar’s new finger-worn ring, I thought it looked more like a sleek accessory than a gadget.

Google rolled out a fresh batch of AI processors this week, and the headline-grabber is the claim of about four times the raw performance of the...

Imagine opening Tinder and, after you tap “yes,” it glances at a few photos you’ve already taken.

Lenskart is finally showing a glimpse of its AI-enabled eyewear, and it’s actually inviting Indian developers to start tinkering with the platform...

In a few Chinese cities, power utilities have started slashing rates for AI start-ups that agree to run their models on domestically made chips.

Sarah Friar, OpenAI’s CFO, found herself in the news this week after fielding questions about the company’s funding sources.

When I watched Paytm process a flood of payments, millions in a handful of minutes, I realized the numbers were outgrowing simple software fixes.