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Last month I heard that OpenAI quietly started a new line of business aimed at reshaping how governments deal with AI.

Michelle Lim, a growth marketer, has been wrestling with a familiar pain point: the corporate website never seems to keep up.

On Tuesday Walmart said it’s teaming up with OpenAI to let shoppers order stuff straight from a ChatGPT chat.

At TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, Aquawise - a Bangkok-based startup - will pull up its AI-driven water-quality monitor. The pitch?

When ChatGPT first rolled out, it was billed as a neutral helper for facts and ideas.

Just looking at the latest GitHub and Hugging Face stats, it seems Argentine developers are now topping the charts for open-source AI work in Latin...

Ever find yourself chasing a typo that refuses to go away, or staring at a feature you can’t quite break down?

HP rolled out a new “Go Online” policy for its EliteBook 6 G1q laptop, pitching the machine as an always-connected workhorse.

Imagine your TV’s idle screen turning into a little gallery of your own photos. DirecTV is tinkering with a feature that would let you upload...

Finding earbuds that actually sound good for under $150 has always felt like hunting for a unicorn.

When I first tried to plug a large language model into a Python script, I ended up fighting with tangled dependencies, hunting for GPU memory, and...

OpenAI seems to be moving toward building its own AI chips. The push comes after the company hit the wall of huge, pricey compute needs for models...