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Meta, Google, and Microsoft just cut a check for $34.9 billion. That single-quarter capital expenditure—nearly five billion more than Wall Street...

Dense image captioning hinges on a brutal trade-off: expert-quality annotations are gold, but their scarcity is a bottleneck.

Every kid with a school laptop has a potential co-author. Generative AI is in the classroom now, not coming soon.

Your customers are shouting questions into the void of search engines. You just can’t hear them.

Google has killed the toggle. Every query you make in the Gemini app or in Search's AI mode now runs on the company's most advanced "frontier" model.

Google just expanded its Agent Builder platform. That move targets OpenAI's Agent Development Kit directly. This isn't innovation. It's a land grab.

Headlines have a way of running faster than facts. The story of Rosie, a dog whose cancer treatment was allegedly designed by ChatGPT, swept through...

For years, Delhi’s battle with toxic air has been a cycle of panic and paralysis.

Benchmarks are supposed to measure progress. Instead, they usually just measure how good labs are at taking tests.

Building software is starting to feel less like writing and more like directing. You describe what you want.

AWS has a new trick for developers. It’s called Kiro Powers, and it connects directly to Stripe, Figma, and Datadog.

Video editing is a stubborn, tedious craft. Adobe’s new AI research project, Frame Forward, seems designed to gut the most painful part of it:...

Every production AI application is a live experiment. Until now, keeping that experiment under control meant duplicating evaluators across projects,...

Everyone building AI governance has a favorite story. One side says permissionless systems breed chaos.

China has perfected the AI-generated video. It can't power it. The contradiction defines the country's current position.

Most AI startups sell a promise. Emergent sells a product, and Google just bought a piece of it.

OpenAI just bought another company. This happens every few months now, a quiet acquisition that telegraphs where the AI giant is looking next.

Forget the marketing. The race to 6G is currently stuck in simulation hell. The math we use to model radio signals breaks down at the scale and...

Online shopping is a chore of fragments. You search. You land on a store page. You cart an item. You hit a login screen.

Why does this matter now? Two weeks after OpenAI rolled out a sweeping upgrade to its Codex platform, Anthropic answered with a fresh Claude Code...