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Forget the hype about AI curing cancer tomorrow. Researchers are now penciling in actual dates for what machines might genuinely discover, and it’s a...

OpenAI just bought Astral. It’s a move that reshapes the battlefield for AI-powered coding assistants.

Six emails. For most people, that’s a quiet Tuesday morning. For someone who treats inbox zero like a sacred state, it’s a deliberate pile of chaos.

Forget the textbook categories. The labs building real AI systems moved on years ago. Look at the 2026 AI Scientist Roadmap from Analytics Vidhya.

Google One just made its $10-a-month plan a lot more interesting. For that price, or $100 annually, you get 2 terabytes of storage, family sharing,...

The solo seller is no longer alone. Genstore deploys an AI agent team that works around the clock, research, operations, marketing, analytics, all...

Code reviews are broken. Every engineer knows it. The process crawls. It bores teams to tears, famously missing major flaws while nitpicking a single...

Global tax systems are a mess of legacy code and paper forms. Prosperr.io just raised $4 million to prove software can fix it.

The number is $800 billion. Venture capitalists, according to a Business Insider report, are now offering to value the AI company Anthropic at that...

GPT-5.2 Thinking doesn’t answer your questions. It builds your project. For web developers tired of babysitting AI through incomplete, half-baked...

An Apple engineer stood in a Michigan factory this year. He was looking at bacon.

Anthropic can sell its best brain again, with conditions. US regulators just approved a limited relaunch of the Claude Mythos 5 model.

Every company wants its data to power smart AI. But the fuel is a mess—locked in expensive legacy systems, scattered across departments, governed by...

Most AI models can describe a picture of a refrigerator. Meta says its new Muse Spark can find the exact part inside it that’s broken.

The hardware industry has long accepted a grim statistic: roughly nine out of ten first-pass board designs fail.

Today's AI agents are broken promises. They handle a simple task, then crash. The real demand isn't for a digital servant.

CRED is staffing its customer service with software. The fintech company announced three new AI assistants named Cleo, Thea, and Stark, each...

Your boss’s meeting room just got a new attendee: an algorithm that claims to read your soul from your face.

Last month, a chatbot in Utah got the green light to refill Prozac. No doctor’s note. No appointment.

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