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Meta says it took action against 33.2 million pieces of child sexual exploitation content on Facebook and Instagram in the first half of 2026, and...

The NFL broadcasts to 17 million viewers per game. The Olympics spans 33 sports across 17 days.

The promise of synthetic data is tantalizing: generate infinite, customizable training examples on demand, bypass the expensive grind of manual...

WIRED reporter Reece Rogers spent part of this week testing the limits of Meta's AI companion Muse, and found the bot willing to sext with users who...

Video game historians often fight over how to treat the past. Now they have a new problem: an AI translator from 2015 that guesses what old Japanese...

Midjourney has stopped drawing your D&D character and started mapping your gallbladder.

Everyone is measuring RAG wrong. The real problem isn't the search. It’s what you’re allowed to find, and whether anyone notices when that permission...

Anthropic just dropped its biggest hammer yet. Claude Opus 4.6 isn’t simply a smarter model, it’s a fundamental rethinking of how AI tackles complex...

You won’t find a jaguar on your phone, but you might hear one. A new app called Forest Listeners is turning the tedious work of cataloging jungle...

Anthropic says it has slashed the theft of Claude's reasoning tokens by as much as 99 percent, a sign of how aggressive the fight over AI model theft...

Rivian already lets drivers talk to their cars to adjust the temperature, turn on seat warmers, or get a news summary.

Everyone knows AI agents write code. We’ve missed what that code actually is. It's not their final product.

Most AI training is just convincing a model to fake it. Researchers have now found a name for the charade: the format-capability gap.

RTX Spark laptops hit shelves Friday, Oct. 16, and NVIDIA spent the days before launch lining up software partners to make sure the hardware has...

Nvidia is moving from selling the shovels to owning the mine. Its new Nemotron 3 models have scored near the top of public benchmarks for...

Perplexity's search product lives or dies on retrieval quality, and retrieval quality comes down to two variables: the embedding model itself, and...

Cartesia put out Sonic-3.6 this week, the latest version of its real-time text-to-speech model and a follow-up to Sonic-3.5 from three months back.

Most AI agents are stubborn, brittle, and stupid. They fail the same way forever. The fix is a simple, old human idea: stop and think.

Everyone building AI agents is getting memory wrong. They keep trying to use databases.

Remember GPT-4o? That last major upgrade felt like a warning label wrapped in fancy packaging. GPT-5.2 is different.