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$40 billion. That's the price tag corporations have slapped on generative AI in a single year.

A single smartphone, loaded with more than two dozen AI tools and over a hundred web-based models, became a factory for cruelty.

Hardware has long been the slow, stubborn cousin of software, expensive to prototype, painful to iterate, and locked behind a wall of specialized...

Grammarly thinks its brand is a problem. The name screams grammar checks, red squiggles, school. It doesn't say artificial intelligence.

The AI on your team is probably terrible at its job. A new report makes the numbers painfully clear: the best available agent outperforms basic...

NVIDIA's Nemotron-3-Super has a familiar problem: it's accurate, but it's a hybrid Mamba-Transformer MoE with 120.7B total and 12.8B active...

Every microfluidic engineer knows the trade-off. Their devices are cheap, fast, and remarkably useful for sorting cells or particles.

Turing Award winner Yann LeCun just secured a staggering $1 billion for his new venture, AMI.

OpenAI is building a speaker that moves. Bloomberg reported Tuesday that the company's first hardware device, still in development, is a screen-free...

Q1 sales data is raw potential, a chaotic pile of numbers, trends, and insights waiting to be shaped into a narrative your stakeholders can actually...

Google just made its most powerful image-generation AI free. No subscription required.

The dust has settled on Microsoft’s latest corporate shake-up, and the message is unmistakable: Copilot is the glue.

For years, Maria Popova’s site The Marginalian—first launched as Brain Pickings—has served as a compass.

OpenAI's big developer conference was a blunt admission. ChatGPT, the chatbot, isn't enough. They now want to be your AI operating system.

The numbers don’t lie, and they aren’t polite about it. A new investigation has put major AI chatbots to the test on political questions, and the...

Dfinity’s Caffeine AI uses a natural language conversation to create software applications. It has drawn more than 15,000 alpha testers.

Endless articles dissect agentic AI. Build one instead. Building demands a concrete plan for the machine's thought process.

The tool you use in your terminal shouldn't treat you like a tourist. Claude Code 2.1.0 seems to have figured that out.

Memory is too expensive to waste on cheap phones. The industry is learning this the hard way. Global smartphone sales are in free fall.

Engineers are now judged by their AI appetite. Teams track token counts, and some have leaderboards.