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Google’s newest research brief throws a wild idea into the mix: putting its Tensor Processing Units up in space.

When I first saw a tool that could grab text straight from a URL, I wondered if it would matter to anyone fiddling with large language models.

When I first saw Snowflake’s new AI engine, it seemed to aim past the usual retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) trick most vendors brag about.

When Google released its latest policy brief, the headline question was simple yet huge: can the same algorithms that run our searches and ads be...

Arxiv’s moderation board has started to shift its approach as computer-science submissions flood in, many of them looking like they were assembled by...

When SAP rolled out RPT-1 it felt a bit like stepping back to the days when you could drop a model straight into a process and let it run.

When a user asks “Why isn’t my order showing up?” Zendesk’s latest upgrade is already at work.

In classrooms across the country, teachers are already hearing about AI-driven assistants that can crank out essays, solve math problems, or even...

When I opened the newest Zoho Notebook update, the first thing I saw was a set of AI-driven tools tucked into the familiar note-taking interface.

When I first tried to put together a voice-driven AI, I quickly ran into a wall of code, cloud accounts and endless debugging.

Celonis and Databricks just announced they’re teaming up to push real-time process insight into enterprise AI.

When AIM rolled out its Best Firms Council, it pulled together a handful of senior HR chiefs under one roof. The idea?