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Every token you feed an LLM carries a hidden tax. Before the model generates a single word, it must first process your prompt, a step called prefill.

Lightspeed Venture Partners has already secured 80% of the money it needs for a new $250 million India fund, according to a letter sent to investors...

Z.ai's GLM-5.3 landed on the API this week, a week after the Chinese startup's model reportedly turned up a previously undetected vulnerability in...

Google has a chip in the works that doesn't just run Gemini, it partially becomes Gemini.

Anthropic pushed out Sonnet 5.5 as the new default model inside the Claude app, and unlike Opus 5.5, it doesn't sit behind a paywall.

Multitools are bricks. They’re famously chunky compromises. But The Verge’s 2025 top pick for tinkerers isn’t.

Taste is human. It’s a gut thing. So why is a platform built on it, a company called Sublime, running on artificial intelligence?

The quiet hum of innovation at OpenAI’s DevDay in October has grown into a loud signal.

Microsoft closed its fiscal year 2026 with a number it wants customers to sit with: 24,000 employees inside the company now use internal AI agents,...

Artificial intelligence assistants are getting smarter about adapting to specific workplace needs.

Microsoft has the enterprise AI market because it owns the building. Its tools, like Copilot Studio and Azure AI Studio, plug directly into the...

Google is replacing the brains in its smart home gadgets. The old, predictable Google Assistant is getting swapped out for Gemini, the company's new...

Talk of AI in finance has become background noise, mostly unproven. But the quiet work of wiring a handful of specific agents into actual financial...

OpenAI has stopped training and tool use on its most capable models after an internal investigation turned up a string of safety failures, the...

Sixteen viruses that had never existed in nature came out of a lab at Stanford this year, built from genomes an AI model designed from scratch.

Pedro Franceschi has a name for what most of the industry calls AI agents: a terrible name.

The conventional wisdom is a clean ladder: cheap embeddings for recall, a reranker for precision.

A.R. Rahman’s Secret Mountain isn’t just a band, it’s a living, breathing digital experiment. Now Google Cloud is supplying the neural backbone.

Adobe is building another assistant. This one is for the social media manager who has six apps open and three deadlines missed.

Anthropic has agreed to pay Lambda $35 billion for cloud computing capacity, according to a Reuters report citing an unnamed source.