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Reddit deleted more than 40 million pieces of spam and manipulated content in the first half of 2025.

Most location tools for Indian businesses are built for somewhere else. They treat an address like a simple coordinate, not the minor miracle of...

Large language models can chat your ear off, but ask one to actually *do* something on your phone, open an app, set a timer, or trigger a game...

Traffic from AI models converts at a rate of 30% to 40%, but the strongest signal for appearing in those models comes from a different place.

Tax law moves in years. Tax code updates move in months. Intuit just collapsed that gap into hours.

GitHub Copilot is aiming higher. It's not alone. Claude and Google's new Jules are also in the race.

Large language models have a memory problem. They either forget instantly or remain stubbornly frozen in time, trapped between a fleeting context...

The headline screams contradiction, but Swen Vincke is adamant: generative AI hasn’t made Larian more efficient.

Forget the dongle, the keychain, the bulky case. Xiaomi’s new tracker cuts straight to the chase: a built-in loop means it clips onto your keys, your...

Every browser company now says AI is its copilot. Opera Neon suggests the AI should fly the plane and file the flight plan, too.

Passionfroot has closed a $15 million Series A led by Insight Partners, money the Berlin startup plans to use to push into the U.S. market.

Reliability in the field demands reliability in the tools. For American service members, that means AI that doesn’t guess, it delivers.

Karnataka just wrote a twenty-crore cheque. It's earmarked for HSR Layout. The goal is a new workshop, but for deep tech.

Clustering text has always been a blunt job with blunt tools, a process that often butchers meaning just to fit a tidy spreadsheet.

Ads are coming to ChatGPT. OpenAI confirmed it. The company's line is one of careful stewardship: a bright separation between sponsored response and...

The U.S. military’s newest battlefield assistant isn’t a drone or a hypersonic missile. It’s a chatbot.

The math was brutal. A $100,000 monthly savings on inference costs, a tidy win for the engineering ledger.

The Amazon outage in March wasn't just a bad afternoon for shoppers. It was a direct consequence of letting AI write checks the system couldn't cash.

The Trump administration doesn't need a formal ban to keep Chinese AI models out of the US market.

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