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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...

Potters Bar is just a quiet stop on the Cambridge line. Its fields, however, are now some of Britain's most valuable dirt.

Induction Labs put a number on video compression last week that's worth sitting with: 2.2 kilobytes per frame.

Elon Musk has just fused the tools of his empire: rockets, artificial intelligence, and social media. SpaceX, xAI, and X are now one company.

Meta’s engineers were gaming the system. The internal leaderboard called “Claudeonomics” tracked who could consume the most AI tokens, 73.7 trillion...

Evolution has long been a prisoner of biology, slow, individual, and bound by time.

Calling an LLM API is expensive, not just in dollars, but in latency. Every redundant request with the same prompt wastes time and money.

Amazon’s vision for your job is not assistance, but obsolescence. At its re:Invent conference, AWS CEO Matt Garman pitched a new class of AI called...

Anthropic announced last week that Claude models would embed invisible, machine-readable watermarks into every piece of AI-generated content, a move...

Claude Code has run largely unchallenged as the default terminal coding agent since early 2025, long enough to pick up mature tooling, VS Code...

Personalization doesn’t require knowing who a user is. Even for the unknown visitor, served the same popularity-biased slate by the retriever, a DLRM...

The music studio just got a new kind of producer, one you can talk to like a collaborator.

Danijar Hafner's office takes up a stretch of San Francisco's SoMa district, and it's nearly bare.

The numbers are staggering: three million sexualized images, twenty-three thousand of children.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday the U.S. will start scrutinizing Chinese open source AI models for signs of intellectual property...

Runway put out a preview this week of something it calls Solaris, an "Interface World Model" that skips code entirely and renders websites and apps...

The decoder doesn’t just borrow the encoder’s output, it refines it. Between the familiar self-attention and feed-forward layers, an extra attention...

A viral confession about food delivery app greed felt too good, and too real, to be false. It was both.