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When Google Cloud announced a managed Slurm service this week, it felt like a direct answer to the AI-heavy workloads many teams are wrestling with.
When I first saw Google’s new coding assistant, Jules, I thought it was trying to be more than just a line-by-line autocomplete.
Fitbit just rolled out a public preview of its new personal health coach - an AI-powered assistant that pops up right when you might need a nudge.
When I opened my spreadsheet this morning, Claude was already sitting in the corner of Excel - the same program most finance teams use day in, day...
When Sora ran its latest test, the whole AI-labeling pipeline ended up under a microscope, and the picture isn’t reassuring.
I was scrolling through my phone last July and, like a lot of us, I kept running into glossy beach photos I’d never see in person.
Just the other day I watched a help-desk AI pop up a response to a ticket in seconds, then skim a spreadsheet and even suggest a line of code.
In a Delhi tech club you might hear someone say, “I just asked ChatGPT how to outline my history paper,” and the next person nods, pulling up a...
When I first saw MiniMax-M2, the name alone hinted at something tiny, yet the specs say it can actually beat GLM 4.6 while staying cheap on compute.
India is throwing a lot of weight behind artificial intelligence, hoping to turn the country into a sort of manufacturing hub for the tech while...
When I first saw Axis Communications’ new AI-enhanced IP cameras on the demo floor, the pitch was clear: they want these boxes to tell you more about...
In a handful of classrooms, a new batch of students seems to be trading code-heavy projects for work that feels more like public service.