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India's data centers are starting to break the national grid. This isn't speculative.

Starting Sunday, anyone in the European Union talking to a customer service chatbot, listening to an AI-curated playlist, or scrolling past a...

Data in most companies is a mess. Sales figures sit in one system, shipping delays in another, marketing campaigns somewhere else entirely.

The infinite feedback loop of your data feeding the AI, and the AI feeding Meta, just got a kill switch.

Most marketing AI is a parrot. It mimics language without grasping your story, generating generic output that requires human correction.

At CES, Amazon made it official: Alexa+ is now available to all users. But the real twist isn’t just the smart speaker upgrade, it’s that you can...

Tech's oldest trick is following the crowd. Oracle just lit the crowd on fire, torching its legacy enterprise software business to chase artificial...

Google has stopped pretending its enterprise AI tools are separate products. It just slammed its Gemini Enterprise Platform and Gemini Enterprise...

The Justice Department is looking into whether one of Silicon Valley's biggest venture firms broke a century-old antitrust rule by letting its people...

OpenAI is done just selling clever software. Now they want to rent you a person. Their new DeployCo unit will embed engineers inside client companies...

Salesforce and OpenAI are building a direct line between their systems. The goal is to make asking a question in plain English the same as running a...

Nearly half of all advertiser support tickets are now being quietly killed by a machine before a human ever sees them.

Cursor is done being just an editor. For years, it built an AI agent that lived inside its own walls. Now it’s publishing the blueprints.

Most AI agents are clumsy, dialing out for help they don't actually need. Alibaba's Metis agent has mostly quit that bad habit.

Moonshot AI dropped a fresh piece of its Kimi lineup this month, and the naming alone tells you how fast the thing has grown.

OpenAI wants California lawmakers to go back and toughen up a law the company fought against just months ago.

AI image generators are great at creating weird, dreamlike pictures, but they can't spell.

For months, the AI industry has been obsessed with better prompts. Google DeepMind just scrapped the whole premise.

AI models aren't looking at the pictures. They're just reading the test and guessing the answers.

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