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AMD seems to be shifting gears to tackle what’s probably its biggest headache in the AI-chip arena: software.

Imagine telling an AI what you need and watching a usable app appear. That's the promise behind Dfinity's new Caffeine platform.

SpeakX, the AI-driven startup that helps people practice spoken English, just closed a $16 million pre-Series B round.

When A.R. Rahman's avatar band Secret Mountain announced a partnership with Google Cloud, the news felt like a glimpse into the next kind of concert.

It looks like Sonata Software has just teamed up with German IT services firm Adesso to boost its Microsoft-focused digital transformation work...

When Salesforce and OpenAI announced their latest move on Tuesday, it felt like they were finally putting the pieces together.

I keep catching developers with a ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini tab open, like a coworker who never sleeps.

Researchers from Tsinghua University, Peking University, DeepLang AI, and the University of California have rolled out a new framework called EAGLET.

OpenAI just announced a new safety and security committee, but the lineup is already sparking debate.

It looks like ChatGPT is about to get a lot more personal. On Tuesday, OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman said the bot will soon allow “erotica” for users who...

It looks like OpenAI is about to roll back a big safety lock it put on ChatGPT. After a few weeks of keeping its newest models - think GPT-5 - on a...

When Google announced on Tuesday its new “Help me schedule” tool, I thought it might finally cut down the endless email ping-pong about meeting...