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Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple, a company historically obsessed with control, is now wiring Siri to outside AI chatbots through a new...

A Holter monitor strapped to a patient's chest for 24 or 48 hours produces tens of thousands of heartbeats worth of data, far more than the...

Teaching a robot to make a sandwich usually demands thousands of video demonstrations. That library is massive, and expensive to build.

Hailed as India’s first GenAI unicorn, Krutrim raised $50 million at a billion-dollar valuation in January. That was the story.

Timothy Gowers has a Fields Medal. Peter Sarnak holds the Eugene Higgins Chair at Princeton.

Ask your smart speaker to play some music, and it might just dim the lights instead.

Sam Altman just gave the world a new deadline: 2035. That's the year, he says, when superintelligence arrives.

Koray Kavukcuoglu has been running Google DeepMind for three months, and his first public appearance as CEO signaled a shift in what the lab is...

Bill Gates spent years telling audiences that artificial intelligence carries real dangers, from job losses to misuse in the wrong hands.

Every developer knows the dread of a massive, unfamiliar codebase. You're trying to reconstruct an architect's mind from a million scattered...

Marcel Rød, a PhD student at Stanford, released a Rust tokenizer called Gigatoken under an MIT license, and the benchmark numbers attached to it are...

NVIDIA put a new speaker diarization model on Hugging Face this week, and the numbers are small on purpose.

99.9 tokens saved per distilled call. Every single one of 146 attempts yielded positive savings. That is not a rounding error, it is a signal.

Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 landed last week and immediately set off alarms inside the Trump administration.

Headlines scream about an AI cold war between the US and China. The real story is happening in shared authorship lines.

Most AI hype is just text. A model writes a paragraph, you read it, nothing actually happens. A new trick is changing that.

A new committee from the trade group AIM, the Best Firms Council, puts HR executives in a single room.

A German-language wiki called DseWiki became an unlikely message board this year, not for people, but for AI agents.

The New York Times cut a freelancer loose last week for plagiarism. Here’s the kicker: the real author was an AI.

They finally sat in the same room. Engineers and ethicists from rival AI giants gathered at Stanford not to boast, but to wrestle with a problem they...