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Nscale is paying $1.65 billion for Anyscale, according to a Bloomberg report citing an anonymous source, in a move that pulls the British AI neocloud...

Mediators are expensive, and their best work often happens before anyone sits at the table.

Uber wants to train its AI on its drivers' boredom. The company is testing a plan to add small, digital microtasks to its driver app, effectively...

For years, if you wanted serious AI, you bought from Nvidia. That tidy, lucrative arrangement is now fracturing.

OpenAI's own account of what happened last month reads less like a security bulletin and more like a warning label.

The dashboard is the command center. Hermes Agent’s Profile Builder collapses fragmentation into one coherent pane of glass: identity, model, skills,...

A single doctored image, invisible to a human eye, can make a warehouse robot stop mid-task or grab the wrong object.

OpenAI announced this month that a swarm of thousands of AI agents had cracked the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of the seven...

Monday.com is cutting 630 jobs, about 20% of its workforce, as the Israeli workplace software company reshapes itself around artificial intelligence.

HackerRank built its business on a simple premise: give candidates a coding problem, watch them produce an answer, score the answer.

MiniMax's new model gets good grades on the tough software engineering tests. But that's table stakes now. What matters is how it got them.

NVIDIA's ALCHEMI Toolkit, released earlier this year, set out to fix one of the slower parts of computational materials science: getting machine...

Microsoft is rolling out a redesigned Copilot app today, and the company wants it to carry the kind of weight Office did for decades of desk workers.

Zillow doesn't get a tidy, single conversation with the people who use it. Someone browses listings on their phone in March, talks to a loan officer...

Our 2026 testing is complete, and the top resume builder is Indeed's own often-overlooked tool.

Odyssey is worth $1.45 billion, and it got there by sending people into the streets with cameras strapped to their backs.

Ant Group's inclusionAI has released Ling 3.0 Flash, and the numbers put it ahead of every open model under 124 billion total parameters.

Miles Wang is leaving OpenAI to start a company that applies AI models to drug discovery, according to four people familiar with his plans.

Putting an AI agent in charge of a loan application or a patient triage system requires a leap of faith few executives are ready to make.

Sony Music and Warner Chappell filed suit against Anthropic on Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, seeking...