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Amazon's sci-fi series "House of David" is pushing boundaries in television production, revealing a bold approach to artificial intelligence that's...

Safer Internet Day isn’t just a reminder to lock down passwords; it’s a prompt to rethink how we teach people to navigate a world where algorithms...

In a bold move signaling AI's massive infrastructure demands, Anthropic is set to invest $50 billion in US data centers, a strategic expansion...

Why does a model that can “zoom” matter for architects and engineers? While most large language models focus on text, Gemini 3 Flash adds a visual...

Nvidia’s long‑running effort to break into China’s AI‑chip market finally shows tangible results.

The UK is taking a hard line against potential AI-driven child exploitation, targeting technology's dark potential before it emerges.

AI agents are quietly reshaping how businesses handle sensitive data, but a growing security challenge lurks beneath the surface.

Amazon Web Services is muscling deeper into the AI hardware race with its latest server chip announcements.

OpenAI’s latest move signals a clear shift in its geographic strategy. The company announced a substantial enlargement of its London base,...

Why does a Waymo robotaxi’s encounter with a child matter now? The crash happened in a busy school‑zone corridor, exactly when families are shuttling...

The plan to phase out a flagship model sparked a rare flashpoint for the AI industry.

U.S. service members are about to get a new digital assistant, and the rollout isn’t a casual add‑on.

Harvard's latest online data science course is pushing the boundaries of digital education with an ambitious 66-week program that promises full...

The Pentagon’s latest briefing on artificial‑intelligence policy has put it on a collision course with Anthropic, the startup that markets its models...

Why does this matter now? The Pentagon rolled out a fresh set of contractual terms aimed at tightening control over artificial‑intelligence tools...

Mistral’s latest financial report reads like a case study in how European policy can reshape a fledgling AI firm.

Europe’s AI ambitions sit on a shaky foundation. The latest assessment of the continent’s sector points to a paradox: research output is solid, yet...

Why does an AI assistant need a firewall of its own? Developers have been wrestling with the fact that many generative agents can, once prompted,...

Why should a living‑room screen be sniffing the internet? While the tech is impressive, a handful of smart‑TV manufacturers have slipped a background...

AI search startup Perplexity has rushed to patch security vulnerabilities in its BrowseSafe product after a critical flaw was uncovered by Brave.