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Starting this month, about 350,000 people at Cognizant - roughly 3.5 lakh staff - will be able to chat with Anthropic’s Claude.

When you open a chat in Hindi, Tamil or Bengali, the AI often sounds like it’s guessing. That’s the gap IndQA tries to fill.

Seeing over 1.1 million tokens per second on a single Azure ND GB300 VM feels like a milestone, even if the exact impact is still up for debate.

When Infosys launched Topaz Fabric, it felt like a plug-in for the everyday grind of enterprise IT teams.

When Google dropped the Gemma line, it didn’t grab headlines for raw speed so much as for how the models were handled.

When I first saw Denario listed as a co-author on a journal article, I was surprised.

When a driver in Austin tried out the state’s brand-new “eyes-off” law, the case didn’t stay in a parking lot for long.

When Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco and Square Enix realized that OpenAI’s Sora had been fed thousands of frames from their anime series and game...

When I listened to the latest chat between OpenAI’s leadership, it felt less like a polished plan and more like a bargaining session.

These days it’s tempting to treat a chatbot’s output as if it were a finished email or the perfect answer to a coworker’s question.

When Coke dropped its first AI-driven holiday spot this season, the familiar red-and-white logo took center stage, hoping to catch eyes during the...

When a San Francisco startup just announced a $150 million Series B for its AI-powered design tool, the excitement in the room was palpable.