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Defense Firm Builds Explosive AI Agents; US Moves to Limit AI Chip Sales
Scout AI showed a system last week where one command triggered AI-controlled drones and vehicles to destroy targets.
Nvidia and Meta ink deal; Nvidia touts hardware for inference and AI training
Nvidia locked in another computing deal this week, this time with Meta. While the contract's value stays under wraps, it specifically covers Nvidia...
Alibaba's Qwen 3.5 397B-A17 beats larger model via multi‑token prediction, cheaper
Four hundred billion parameters isn’t supposed to outrun a trillion. Yet Alibaba’s Qwen 3.5 397B-A17 does exactly that, outperforming its far larger...
Google adds Lyria 3 text‑to‑music to Gemini, enabling song creation via prompts
Google wants you to write a song. Not with chords or a melody, but with a sentence.
Chen says AI quality requires ongoing experimentation, iteration and improvement
Everyone wants an AI that’s done, finished, ready to ship. Chen's team knows that’s a fantasy.
Gemini app expands tools, now generates music alongside images and video
Google’s Gemini app just got a synth. Alongside its existing tools for generating images and video, it can now whip up original music from a text...
Report Finds Only 25% of Tech's Climate Claims for Generative AI Hold Up
Big Tech is selling a story: generative AI will save the planet. The pitch is seductive, smarter grids, optimized supply chains, a world where...
Graphite blends stacked PRs with AI analysis for faster, higher-quality reviews
Code reviews are broken. Every engineer knows it. The process crawls. It bores teams to tears, famously missing major flaws while nitpicking a single...
Perplexity distances itself from ads as AI firms grapple with trust
Trust is the currency, and right now it's scarce. Take Perplexity: a search startup that once championed ads is now ripping them out.
Google.org launches USD 30 M AI for Government Innovation Impact Challenge
Google.org is writing checks. Big ones. Announced Thursday at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, a $30 million "Global AI for Government Innovation...
WordPress launches opt‑in AI assistant to edit sites via prompts
If you run a website, odds are you’re on WordPress. That’s a fact: the platform drives a full quarter of the internet. Now, its users can command it.
Meta secures millions of Nvidia AI chips as Nvidia begins selling own AI CPUs
Meta has ordered millions of Nvidia’s top-tier AI chips. That’s the official word. It’s a staggering commitment of compute power.
Google Sets Dates for I/O 2026, Promises Keynotes, Demos and Fireside Chats
Mark your calendars for May 19, 2026. That’s when Google kicks off its I/O developer conference, with registration opening today.
OpenAI buys OpenClaw, whose ‘unhinged’ stance conflicted with LangChain ban
OpenAI just bought the one thing its polished safety labs could never create: pure, viral chaos.
2026 Report Shows Responsible AI Now Embedded in Product and Research
Google's annual ethics report used to be a list of good intentions. The 2026 edition is a mechanic's manual.
Google's AI search results add hover pop‑up links in Overviews and AI Mode
Google's AI Overviews deliver answers so complete they've starved the web of traffic. Now, a small visual tweak admits the problem.
Google urges full‑stack, collaborative security to fight bad actors at MSC 2026
The digital battlefield is no longer a place for silos and slow reactions. Bad actors move fast, exploiting every crack in the system.
Anthropic's Sonnet 4.6 hits 79.6% on SWE-bench, costs one‑fifth of Opus
The math has shifted. Anthropic quietly released a new model that doesn’t just close the gap, it erases it in key categories.
Hugging Face Hub now hosts millions of models, hundreds k datasets, global demos
Everyone treats the Hugging Face Hub like a library. It's more like the busiest train station on earth.
SurrealDB 3.0 stores agent memory, business logic, and multimodal data in one DB
Most AI stacks today are held together with duct tape and prayers. A vector database over here, a graph database over there, a relational engine for...