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Why does a Waymo robotaxi’s encounter with a child matter now? The crash happened in a busy school‑zone corridor, exactly when families are shuttling...

The UK is taking a hard line against potential AI-driven child exploitation, targeting technology's dark potential before it emerges.

When you’re hunting for a job in 2026, the tools you use to craft a résumé can feel as crucial as the interview itself.

Hearing aid technology has long struggled with a fundamental challenge: accurately measuring real-world performance.

The consulting world is experiencing a seismic shift. Nimble AI-powered startups are rapidly reshaping an industry long dominated by traditional...

NVIDIA's latest AI chip, Blackwell, isn't just another incremental upgrade, it's a performance beast that's rewriting benchmarks across the industry.

Anthropic’s latest update lets Claude carry information from one Microsoft document into another, meaning a prompt you craft in Excel can be recalled...

Google's latest AI breakthrough is about to change how we create visual content. NotebookLM, the company's experimental research tool, now generates...

The health tech world just got a serious upgrade. Healthify, a digital wellness platform, has partnered with OpenAI to create Ria Voice, an...

Why does the way an AI agent structures its work matter? In practice, many systems launch into a task, reacting to each result as it comes, and often...

In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, video games are becoming unexpected laboratories for software idea.

Moonshot just dropped Kimi K2.5, a 595‑gigabyte language model that touts built‑in support for agent swarms.

OpenAI’s research‑focused interface has been quietly evolving, but until now users have had to copy‑paste outputs into external apps to skim...

The browser extension market is quietly transforming how we interact with the web, and 2025's AI tools are pushing productivity into hyperdrive.

OpenAI has begun a quiet rollout of advertising inside its flagship chatbot, a move that raises immediate questions about how the service will stay...

U.S. service members are about to get a new digital assistant, and the rollout isn’t a casual add‑on.

Why does it matter when AI agents learn to work together against foes that don’t play by the rules?

Smartphone shipments are sliding faster than any downturn seen in the past decade, and the pressure isn’t coming from demand alone.

Marketing teams have long wrestled with AI's limitations: churning out content without truly understanding brand nuance.

Microsoft is turning its cloud muscle toward a new kind of storefront—one that lets developers attach a price tag to the articles, photos and videos...