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The partners used to sit for hours, sometimes a whole day, just polishing one client memo.

When Microsoft first teamed up with OpenAI, it felt less like a simple vendor deal and more like a joint sprint toward the next wave of AI services.

When NxtGen rolled out M for Coding, it quickly outgrew the idea of a simple dev-assistant and turned into something that feels more like an AI...

Bengaluru just saw a new OpenAI posting: a Solutions Architect who will work on the ground.

When I opened the new Opera build, the first thing I noticed was the Aria assistant tucked right into the browser itself.

When OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT Go in India earlier this year, the reaction was quick and mixed.

When the Department of Energy and AMD announced a roughly $1 billion pledge, the headline was obvious: Oak Ridge National Laboratory is about to get...

When I tried the latest ChatGPT Atlas on my laptop, the first thing I noticed was its Chrome-like layout.

It looks like the kind of story you’d hear in a cyber-crime briefing, but it’s happening right in our finance departments.

When I first saw MiniMax-M2 in a repo, it struck me as the go-to reference for anyone actually running large language models on their own machines.

OpenAI has started looking at its own chatbot chats, trying to spot when users might be in real distress.

Just last week I watched a junior associate fire up an AI tool to pull together a contract draft, and it felt no different than opening a new email...