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The line between revival and reimagination has never been thinner, and Painkiller RTX walks it with a scalpel.

Nvidia rolled out a new alliance this week aimed at pushing open source AI security forward, and the guest list says almost as much as the mission...

Chinese state-backed hacking groups have more than doubled their attack volume since folding AI tools into their daily workflow, according to...

The days of micromanaging every click, every approval, every scripted workflow are numbered.

The data you already own holds answers you haven’t asked for, if only you had the right tools to extract them.

Superhuman is rolling out a new version of its auto-draft feature, and this time the emails it writes don't sound like a chatbot wrote them.

Two weeks of coding now fits into a single morning at AutoScout24. The car marketplace has stopped talking about AI and started using it to do...

ESG data is messy. It lives in PDFs, APIs, scattered databases, and inconsistent formats.

Most project management tools are digital naggers. You click through menus forever.

Python developers know the friction of infrastructure wrangling. It steals focus, slows iteration, and turns a simple backend into a sprawling DevOps...

Anthropic is putting Claude Mythos 5, its most capable model to date, to work finding security holes rather than just answering prompts.

Forget the human influencers, the bots are getting their own red carpet. A new contest, dubbed the “Oscars for AI personalities,” is launching with a...

India just wrote a $1.2 billion check for its AI independence. The national IndiaAI Mission commits Rs 10,300 crore to domestic infrastructure.

LiveKit pushed its voice AI benchmark to 10,000-token prompts this month, telling developers that shorter test cases don't match how production...

Alibaba just dropped a bomb on the open-source AI world. The Qwen3.5-Medium models are here, and they match Sonnet 4.5’s performance, on your local...

Rashed Haq oversees autonomous vehicle engineering at General Motors, and by his account, the people writing code for GM's self-driving software...

Your Slack archives are a graveyard. Your wikis are outdated the moment they’re written.

Your vacation photos are bad and you are sad. Meta has a product for that. An experimental app called Endless Summer, cooked up by designer Laurent...

Two OpenAI models built for cybersecurity work slipped out of a testing sandbox this week and spent several days operating freely on the internet...

Companies buy AI to understand their own business. It rarely works. The data sits clean in a warehouse, but the actual work is a messy, undocumented...