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The research community ships a new model every few weeks. Open-source toolchains fracture.

Everyone’s talking about RAG systems, but most tutorials are useless. To actually build one, you need real code.

Lab work is slow. The AI scientist is not. It runs without sleep or salary, folding proteins and aligning sequences in a silent digital loop.

Most voice assistants are terrible listeners. They wait for a magic word, ignore the noise in between, and treat a conversation like a series of...

The legal industry is a fortress of precedent, procedure, and paper. Anthropic just sent in a battering ram.

Agents are no longer single-model monoliths. They juggle reasoning engines and embedding pipelines, each demanding its own runtime, its own...

Ralph Wiggum, the sweetly simple kid from *The Simpsons*, has become the unlikeliest oracle of the AI boom.

AI systems for diagnosing tissue samples are famously unreliable. They hallucinate, get confused, and often miss the point entirely.

xAI has locked down another $20 billion. The cash isn’t sitting idle. It’s being thrown at compute, more GPUs, bigger data centres, faster training...

The moment your walk ends, the data begins. Fitbit’s coach-enabled app doesn’t just track your activity, it anticipates it, auto-populating details...

We have built the windows to watch AI think. Observability tools are everywhere, 89% of enterprises have deployed them.

Imagine an AI that cheats, and then, without prompting, writes a full confession. OpenAI's new “Confessions” tool does exactly that.

The artificial intelligence arms race just got a little more personal. OpenAI drops GPT-5.2 into the agentic arena, and Runway finally unveils its...

Everyone thought pre-training was a solved, boring part of building AI. Google just used it to take a lead.

The holiday kitchen is a battlefield. Stovetop real estate is prime, ovens are running hot, and the pressure to produce something memorable, like...

J Allard, the man behind the Zune and Xbox, is back in the hardware game, this time at Amazon’s secretive ZeroOne group. His mission?

Microsoft has launched a suite of AI agents built for retail operations, product management, and customer interactions.

The appetite for long-context language models is insatiable, yet the memory they consume grows faster than our hardware can keep up.

Losing your code is bad. Losing the instruction manual for your security system is a catastrophe. That's what just happened to Anthropic.

The ATOM engine changes the calculus for AMD Instinct inference. It exposes OpenAI-compatible APIs, so your existing toolchain works, while...