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Anthropic just dropped its biggest hammer yet. Claude Opus 4.6 isn’t simply a smarter model, it’s a fundamental rethinking of how AI tackles complex...

You won’t find a jaguar on your phone, but you might hear one. A new app called Forest Listeners is turning the tedious work of cataloging jungle...

Everyone knows AI agents write code. We’ve missed what that code actually is. It's not their final product.

Most AI training is just convincing a model to fake it. Researchers have now found a name for the charade: the format-capability gap.

Nvidia is moving from selling the shovels to owning the mine. Its new Nemotron 3 models have scored near the top of public benchmarks for...

Most AI agents are stubborn, brittle, and stupid. They fail the same way forever. The fix is a simple, old human idea: stop and think.

Everyone building AI agents is getting memory wrong. They keep trying to use databases.

Remember GPT-4o? That last major upgrade felt like a warning label wrapped in fancy packaging. GPT-5.2 is different.

Everyone talks about neural nets, but most real work gets done by far simpler machines.

OpenAI just hired a corporate mechanic. Her name is Denise Dresser, former CEO of Slack, and her new title is chief revenue officer.

Indian languages don’t play nice with standard NLP. They share scripts, bleed into each other through code-mixing, and trip over their own...

Parents wanted visibility. Meta listened, and then it pulled the plug. The company is pausing teen access to its AI chat characters, but that pause...

Forget the single killer app. The future of your company will be assembled, a patchwork of agents, models, and old systems crudely wired together...

Spotify’s top developers have not written a single line of code all year. That’s not a failure, it’s a strategy.

In a bold move to revolutionize higher education, Google is transforming learning for Italian university students through its Gemini AI platform.

The free tier of Google’s Nano Banana Pro is a powder keg dressed as a toy. We asked it for an airplane slicing into the Twin Towers. It delivered.

Two companies are fighting over who gets to be the plumbing for the AI agent boom. It's Confluent versus Redpanda.

Data extraction tools are usually sold as magic. LangExtract is just plumbing. It's an open-source Python library that tells a large language model...

A doll, a hit-and-run, and an archivist who can't keep a secret. A film built on this quiet premise just beat out hundreds of flashier entries for...

They started as slow, clunky web search tools, barely reliable, easily dismissed.