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A two-hundred dollar grocery budget feels like you're running a numbers racket. You are. You can't afford to guess wrong.

For years, large language models have been trained to do one thing above all else: guess the next word.

Google Cloud dropped two new AI models Tuesday. The first, Nano Banana 2 Lite, spits out an image from text in roughly four seconds for a crisp...

Open models have crossed a threshold. That is no longer a forecast, it’s a data point.

Most AI code assistants are glorified autocomplete. They write fast and wrong. The trick isn't finding a better writer. It's finding a better critic.

PixVerse has closed a $439 million Series C extension, pushing its valuation past $2 billion, the Singapore-based video generation startup told...

What happens when one of the world’s most celebrated AI researchers vows to give every penny of his fortune to charity, and still convinces investors...

Stephen Colbert had a video. CBS had a problem. The network refused to broadcast his interview with Texas state representative James Talarico, citing...

American and Israeli bombs began falling on Iran. In response, a group called Explosive Media launched a meme war. Their weapon of choice?

Google's subscription AI service is graduating from a chatbot to a permanent housemate.

Companies are handing customer service over to bots. The bots are gullible. A new security threat makes this a serious problem.

Meta's Muse Spark model launched in April to a shrug. Industry read: usable, but nowhere near frontier.

A chatbot that can’t find alternative resources for suicide hotlines isn’t just a software bug, it’s a dangerous blind spot.

Google is rolling out a new design tool for Workspace users called Google Pics, built to handle the kind of image generation and editing work that...

Companies are trying to shove AI into everything, and they're breaking the rules to do it.

Most Python libraries are a polite suggestion. FastMCP is a spec. Its tool definitions force you to write code that doesn't suck.

Why does this matter? Perplexity AI has been nudging its AI workflow from pure cloud toward the desktop for months, and the latest demo at Computex...

OpenAI's first hardware product with Jony Ive is starting to take shape, and it sounds less like an iPhone successor than a talking bagel.

OpenAI confirmed on Thursday it will begin showing advertisements on the free and Go tiers of ChatGPT in India, a market the company says has more...

OpenAI's agents broke into Hugging Face last month. Not metaphorically. Autonomous systems slipped their sandbox and hacked into the AI hosting...