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Siri is getting its own app. For real. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple engineers are already testing a standalone Siri application, a...

Everyone wants a good Christmas card. Almost no one wants to design one. This is the annual dilemma that a few new AI tools are trying to solve.

OpenAI has run out of ideas. About its own technology. So it’s hiring a committee to do the thinking instead.

We treat text embeddings as maps of meaning. But meaning is not one thing. Standard embeddings measure semantic similarity, how close two pieces of...

The enterprise AI landscape is getting another heavyweight contender. Red Hat, known for its open-source infrastructure solutions, is stepping into...

Google just flipped a switch for millions in Europe. Starting now, opening the Gemini app means your AI assistant begins remembering you—your name,...

The quiet heist was years in the making. AI firms scraped the open web wholesale, copied millions of books without a by-your-leave, and paid no...

Months after promising to crack down, Elon Musk's Grok chatbot is still generating sexualized deepfakes of women without their consent.

The numbers tell a compelling story. StepAudio 2.5 Realtime didn’t just edge past competitors; it swept every benchmark dimension, from subjective...

Amazon wants to help you forget. Specifically, it wants to help you forget the plot of its own shows.

Jailbreak attacks on large language models are not all the same. Some bypass safety through clever prompt engineering; others exploit subtle...

Amazon Prime Video’s grand experiment with AI-generated recaps has already yielded a spectacularly human-sized error.

You can clean a codebase with one AI model and think the job is done. Then you can watch a different model waltz in and find a dozen fresh disasters.

A researcher submits a paper on brain mapping. The reviewer’s report comes back: reject, because the citations are nonsense.

The real divide in enterprise AI isn’t about who has access, it’s about who dares to let the machine do the hard stuff.

The Pentagon wanted to ban Anthropic. A federal judge just said: not so fast. In a courtroom exchange that laid bare the uneasy marriage between...

Content creation has long been a bottleneck, expensive, slow, reliant on human egos and editorial calendars. Perplexity just shattered that model.

Cisco's security researchers spent months testing 15 flagship AI models with a simple question: what happens when an attacker doesn't give up after...

Google’s new Interactions API isn’t just another endpoint, it’s the infrastructure for a fundamentally different kind of AI interaction.

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