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The European Union is turning up the heat on X. Brussels wants to know if Elon Musk’s platform properly assessed the risk before its AI tool, Grok,...

Staring at a 3D model on screen is a fundamentally frustrating act. You can only edit what you can see. The back of the object? It's a blind spot.

Tech companies love a good integrity promise, especially when they're busy selling the exact tools that break it.

Mark your calendars for May 19, 2026. That’s when Google kicks off its I/O developer conference, with registration opening today.

DeepSeek’s V3.2 reasoning model arrives with a bold claim: it’s designed to be your daily driver at GPT-5 performance.

Running the most powerful technology is not a technical job. It's a fight for control between some very ambitious people.

The wireless earbud market in 2025 is a graveyard of broken promises. Miss on battery life. Fumble the noise canceling.

Google has a new habit of running tests that become permanent fixtures before anyone can ask why.

Another AI coding assistant just dropped. This one says it can do the whole job. Grok Chat is pitching itself as the tool that handles building,...

Large datasets don’t have to break your workflow, or your machine. Memory errors creep in, processing drags to a crawl, and even straightforward...

Imagine a code intelligence layer that doesn’t just document your repository, it understands it.

Reproducibility in LLM orchestration has been a messy affair, hidden race conditions, hallucinated variables, and black-box behaviors that sabotage...

Notion's latest AI trick is obvious. So obvious it took an engineer having a colleague literally tell him to talk to the machine like a person.

Apple ran a workshop last week about doing machine learning without ever seeing the raw data.

Enterprise security teams just got handed a blueprint, and a warning. Competitors now possess a detailed roadmap to Claude Code’s inner workings, no...

People hate gadgets that confuse them. Plaud’s original NotePin—that little AI voice recorder that clipped to your shirt—committed this sin.

Moonshot AI just scored a 71.3% on SWE-Bench Verified. That's not a minor bump. It beats OpenAI and Anthropic on a test of real-world coding.

Anthropic asked a new version of its Claude model to solve 99 problems in bioinformatics.

Building software inside a terminal is like doing brain surgery with a Swiss Army knife. It works, but you have to think too hard about the tool.

The race for raw AI speed is blinding. Just look at OpenAI's new GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, hitting over a thousand tokens per second on Cerebras hardware.