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OpenAI announced Thursday it is rolling out GPT-6 Astra, the newest version of the model that powers ChatGPT.

Open models are sitting outside the Trump administration's new AI safety net entirely.

The number tells a story of progress, or perhaps of a deeper, more troubling game.

Meta rolled out Muse Spark 1.3 on Tuesday, and on paper it edges out Google's Gemini and other rivals on the benchmarks that track "high-effort" AI...

Chess is a game of infinite branches and finite vision, where brute force meets its match against strategic depth.

A three billion parameter model just beat Claude Opus 4.5 on a security test. It wasn't close.

Animation production is a machine designed to grind down weirdness. The system wants consistency, not wild, painterly specificity.

OpenAI pushed back the launch of Astra this week, its next flagship model, citing unfinished safety work.

Disney, Netflix, Amazon and Lionsgate all got the same email from The Verge this month: what do you make of the warnings coming out of the AI...

Sarah Guo carries a handbag that happens to contain a robot brain. The founder of Conviction, an AI-focused venture capital firm, and co-host of the...

YouTube is giving celebrities a new lever of control over their digital twins. Starting now, public figures can track AI-generated videos that use...

Europe’s grand experiment in tech regulation is hitting the brakes. A new proposal quietly weakens the AI Act’s most critical safeguards, stretching...

Here's the thing: Xiaomi just dropped MiMi Code, an open‑source coding assistant that claims to outpace Anthropic’s Claude Code on tasks that stretch...

Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5 today, calling it the most agentic Sonnet model the company has built.

Anthropic filed its S-1 this week, and the numbers inside tell two stories at once. Revenue jumped twelvefold in 2025, landing near $4.6 billion.

OpenAI has put a hold on parts of its work on Astra, the company's model project, citing safety concerns that haven't been fully detailed publicly.

New York’s RAISE Act started with a clear threshold: developers could not release a frontier AI model if it risked killing 100 people, causing a...

Latin American tech has a security problem, and its governments have decided the answer is more Latin American tech.

Google wants to turn people who have never written a line of code into game designers, and it's betting on a browser-based tool to do it.

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.