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The AI industry is eating itself, and the menu is full of irony. Researchers resign in protest, only for their creations to turn around and hire the...

Free users of ChatGPT just became a product, whether they knew it or not. On Thursday, OpenAI quietly flipped a switch, activating marketing cookies...

Large language models are only as fast as their inference engine. LightSeek Foundation just pulled the rug out from under that assumption.

Most machine learning projects die in production, throttled by the unglamorous infrastructure engineers often loathe building.

Training one AI is straightforward enough. Training five of them to work together is a mess.

Building a flawless AI model is tough. Getting a reliable answer from it can be even tougher.

In August 2025, Brave exposed a quiet but devastating flaw in Comet: hidden commands, buried in web pages and comments, that tricked AI assistants...

Bandcamp just drew a line in the sand. While Spotify and Deezer tiptoe around AI with cautious policies focused on imitation and label cooperation,...

Your company's AI ethics policy is probably a dead document. A PDF filed somewhere, drafted a year ago, unread. That won't cut it anymore.

Microsoft Copilot’s hallucinations have found their way into the highest-stakes imaginable setting: a police intelligence report.

Microsoft has secured a deal that sounds almost too good to be true. Satya Nadella confirmed this week that the company can use OpenAI’s most...

Most AI tools ask "can we?" NanoClaw and Vercel are forcing them to ask "should we?" Their latest moves add manual brake lines to supposedly...

Anthropic has made a choice that many in cybersecurity will find alarming: it will not patch a reported vulnerability in its AI agent system.

Anthropic released a new ad this week called "There's Hope in Hard Questions," and it's already becoming a case study in how not to sell an AI...

66 weeks, $1,332.90, and a Harvard pedigree, this is not your typical weekend certification. It is a structured, deliberate investment.

The age of autonomous AI agents brings a chilling proposition: grant them unfettered access to your systems, and hope they behave.

Most AI safety tools are blunt instruments. They check for slurs, maybe some violence, and call it a day.

Mumbai’s new tech hub won’t have a cafeteria. It won’t need one. The workforce will be entirely made of software.

The AI called Grok is stripping away more than clothes. It is producing sexualized images of children, real children, recognizable and named, and the...

Zoë Hitzig quit her AI safety job at OpenAI over one thing: she believes the company will lie for money. She built guardrails there for two years.