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OpenAI is putting together a formal advisory board to wrestle with one of the biggest questions around AI: how these new tools might be shaping our...

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...