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Mphasis is putting out a new set of AI-driven tools aimed at keeping corporate networks safe as quantum computing edges out of the lab.

Open-source folks have been juggling flexibility versus safety for a while now when they plug big language models into their tools.

When you look at today’s push for ever-bigger language models, silicon suddenly feels like a war zone - dozens of makers are jostling to squeeze more...

When the ICT research and development team first logged into ChatGPT Enterprise, they immediately started feeding their patent libraries and design...

When I opened Copilot this week, the new low-code app builder was already there, tucked right into the AI-driven assistant.

When Fortanix and NVIDIA announced they were working together, I was curious about what problem they were trying to solve.

Adobe just rolled out a new AI-driven service that seems aimed at anyone juggling posts, graphics and video across a dozen platforms.

OpenAI’s chatbot is starting to feel less like a pure Q&A tool and more like a tiny shop front.

It feels like the line between code and chat is starting to blur. A few remote MCPs, minimal-configuration plug-ins, have popped up in open-source...

Across Latin America a small group of AI-focused firms is finally getting some attention for what they’re doing in digital security.

When I tried Google’s newest Gemini for Home, I was surprised by the sheer number of commands it ships with - about a hundred, all ready to go.

These days it feels like bots are doing the heavy lifting that analysts used to do in minutes.