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George Hotz once jailbroke the iPhone. Now, he's trying to break the spell of AI coding assistants.

Europe's first driverless taxi won't come from Google or a German automaker. It's coming from Zagreb, and Uber is betting on an odd pair to make it...

A German research consortium coordinated by the KI Bundesverband has released Soofi S 30B-A3B, an open-source language model trained entirely on...

Google shipped fixes for 1,072 security bugs in Chrome's two major releases in June, more than the previous 23 releases combined, according to a...

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

Andrew Ceja spent part of last week in a San Leandro warehouse pulling wooden blocks from a Jenga tower, slowly, one at a time, while wearing a...

Google has a new morning ritual for your inbox. Its AI agent, CC, aims to replace your email scroll with a single, curated page called "Your Day...

OpenAI is sprinting in too many directions. Between Adapt, a paid AI that rewires itself into your company’s Slack, and two new lean coding models,...

Elon Musk's xAI released Grok 4.1 on Thursday, calling it their best model. For once, the claim has teeth.

Laura Brooke Robson started writing her novel "Love Is an Algorithm" last year with a strange new worry: sounding too much like a chatbot.

Runway just divided the future of AI into three distinct paths. GWM Worlds builds explorable environments.

Grok 4.1 just took second place globally in creative writing. With a score of 1721.9 on the Creative Writing v3 benchmark, announced by xAI, the...

Google has one. So does JP Morgan Chase. Rapid7, Weviate, and France's interministerial digital directorate do too.

Meta has a new business unit, and a new hire to run it. Chirantan "CD" Desai, who stepped down as MongoDB's CEO earlier this year, will lead the Meta...

Two websites launched this month with a strange pitch: a place for AI agents to report on each other.

A team of researchers just ran a comparison that would have seemed almost quaint five years ago: Complement Naive Bayes, an algorithm dating back...

The promise of a custom AI assistant living inside your WhatsApp is no longer theoretical.

Software development remains a slow, expensive grind. Abacus AI is betting it can shrink that process from weeks to minutes.

Everyone wants a single AI that does everything. This is a terrible idea. You can't build a stable machine by strapping thirty different tools onto...

Sony Music and Warner Chappell filed suit against Anthropic on Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, seeking...