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Science moves at the pace of its tools. A researcher’s insight, whether into a genome’s variant, a single cell’s fate, or a molecule’s shape, is only...

Inside Google, the narrative of a company slow to embrace its own AI revolution is being dismantled, not by corporate spin, but by numbers and...

Every AI assistant so far has just been a chatbot with better search. You ask, it answers. That's the old game.

For eight years, Astryx lived inside Meta, quietly powering over 13,000 apps. Now it’s open-source, and the company behind it just gave the design...

For years, your Facebook profile picture has been a silent, static sentinel, a frozen version of you that never blinks or celebrates.

Most aquaculture tech demands another expensive box in the water. Aquawise decided the box should stay in space.

Midjourney has spent the last two years training AI to render cats, landscapes, and lately full-body ultrasound scans. Now it owns an astrology app.

A single, glitched frame from a 40-minute live stream was all it took. On Friday, as Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the nation, his right hand—caught...

Netflix cut a deal today, acquiring InterPositive, the AI startup Ben Affleck founded in 2022.

Two prompts. One production-grade app. That’s not a headline from a sci-fi demo, it’s what Gemini 3 Pro just delivered.

Cognizant just laid the foundation for its billion-dollar gamble. Concrete was poured today in Bengaluru for a new AI Lab and Moment Studio,...

Google Maps is getting chatty. Instead of just robotic turn-by-turn, the app will soon understand plain English requests, like asking for the nearest...

The browser has become a second brain, but only if you know how to wire it. In 2025, the best Chrome extensions don’t just save clicks , they reshape...

The legal fight between Elon Musk and OpenAI is officially about money. It’s a contract dispute.

Google wants to win India's AI race with hardware. The company just launched its new Trillium data center chips in the country, betting that local...

Elon Musk just broke ground on a billion-dollar "Terafab" in Texas. It's a physical bet: the future belongs to those who own the hardware.

The profit model is brutally simple: a setup fee to build the workflow from scratch, then a monthly retainer to keep it alive. Support. Monitoring.

For decades, the Peace Corps stood for a simple promise: go abroad, teach skills, build goodwill. No strings attached.

The gap between a community health worker’s scribbled observation in a local dialect and a structured global health database has always been a chasm...

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