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Enterprises Gain Real AI Provider Options as Costs Drop, Usage Rises
The math has changed. Two years ago, enterprises had few real choices for AI infrastructure, a handful of providers dictated terms, and budgets bent...
GPT‑Rosalind life‑sciences plugin for Codex launches on GitHub
Every new AI tool gets hyped as a breakthrough. OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind plugin, now on GitHub, might actually be one for biology.
OpenAI launches GPT-Rosalind, hits top score on BixBench benchmark
The headlines chase public leaderboards, but the real AI arms race is a private affair. It happens behind closed lab doors.
Google adds ‘Skills’ to Chrome, enabling one‑click Gemini AI prompts
The browser is no longer just a passive window into the web. Google just turned it into a command center.
New in‑app browser lets users comment on pages to guide Codex, aiding game dev
Forget circling a screenshot with vague red arrows. Most design feedback evaporates before it hits the code. Codex just changed that.
OpenAI updates Codex to run apps in background, targeting Anthropic's Claude Code
OpenAI just gave Codex the ability to reach directly into your desktop and run apps in the background, while you keep working, completely...
Gemini app uses Google Photos to generate personalized images
Google's latest AI trick is to make your family album do the work. The Gemini app is now wired directly into Google Photos, using your real pictures...
Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.7, launches Cyber Verification Program for pros
The era of the universal AI model is ending. Anthropic just drew a line in the sand.
Character.AI launches Books mode with 20+ classic titles from Gutenberg
Forget dusty covers and silent pages. Character.AI has cracked open the canon, and it’s not asking you to read, it’s asking you to step inside.
Parcae Architecture Lets Looped Models Match Double‑Size Transformer Quality
The rule has always been bigger equals better. To get a smarter language model, you add more layers. More parameters. More everything.
Ronan Farrow says Sam Altman's 'unconstrained' truth mirrors market incentives
Sam Altman’s relationship with the truth has always been flexible. Ronan Farrow sees a pattern: the same market incentives that drive Silicon...
AI cuts costs as 35% of teams replace SaaS, 78% plan builds by 2026
The math is brutal for SaaS vendors. Thirty-five percent of teams have already ripped out at least one off-the-shelf tool and replaced it with...
Canva AI 2.0 adds orchestration layer for unified prompt‑driven design tools
The line between thinking and doing just collapsed. Canva’s AI 2.0 isn’t another feature drop, it’s a full architectural rewrite.
Allbirds abandons sneaker line to invest in AI compute platforms
Allbirds is the latest company to prove that selling sneakers is less profitable than selling hype.
Microsoft patches Copilot Studio prompt injection, data still exfiltrated
The patch is in place. The data is still gone. Microsoft moved quickly to fix a dangerous prompt injection flaw in Copilot Studio this week,...
Trump shares AI‑generated Trump‑Jesus fanart; Freedom250 plans odd events
The former president’s social media feed now features an AI-generated mashup of his face superimposed onto Jesus Christ.
Frontier AI models fail one in three production runs, audits grow harder
One in three attempts to run a frontier AI model in a real-world setting ends in failure. That's the advertised rate.
Google launches Gemini AI Mac app with Option‑Space shortcut for desktop use
Google's new Mac app aims to make its AI as easy to reach as the Spotlight search bar. Gemini now gets its own persistent desktop presence.
Meta researchers unveil hyperagents for self‑improving AI in non‑coding tasks
Self-improving AI is stuck in a coding bootcamp. It can learn to write better Python by practicing on Python, a neat trick.
Anthropic's Claude Code desktop app and Routines: enterprise trade‑offs
Building software inside a terminal is like doing brain surgery with a Swiss Army knife. It works, but you have to think too hard about the tool.