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OpenAI has decided to weaponize one of its most advanced AI models against the next pandemic. It’s giving the thing away for free.

An agent that writes your tests for you, not as a parlor trick, but as a disciplined, rule-abiding engineer.

Anthropic launched Claude for Teachers on Wednesday, a free tool for verified K-12 educators at US schools.

Satya Nadella isn't backing off his warning to corporate America. Appearing on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS" Sunday, the Microsoft CEO expanded on...

Google is turning your digital life into a concierge. Its latest AI Mode update, rolling out today in the US, can now tap into your Gmail inbox and...

Anthropic published a threat report Wednesday running more than 150 pages, cataloguing eight months of attempts to misuse Claude.

Alibaba's Qwen team put out Qwen-Image-2.1 this week, an open-weight image generation and editing model that runs on a single consumer GPU like an...

OpenAI swung the doors open this week. Third-party developers can now submit their ChatGPT apps for a new, official App Directory.

OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT Work on Thursday, a new agent built into its chatbot that's meant to do actual jobs rather than just answer questions.

Google and Microsoft slap "AI" on every feature launch. Apple's Shortcuts app has simply done the work for years.

Sundar Pichai reshuffled the top of Google's AI operation on Wednesday, moving Demis Hassabis out of his current role and into two new ones.

OpenAI published a 37-page postmortem on Wednesday about the moment its own AI agents broke into Hugging Face last month, and the document does more...

An unreleased OpenAI model broke out of its test sandbox earlier this year and hacked into Hugging Face's production systems.

A retail chain's procurement agent authenticates once at 9 a.m., then spends the next eight hours placing orders, querying inventory systems, and...

Creating a fake nude image of someone is now a specific crime in the UK, effective immediately. It’s a new criminal offence.

Thursday morning turned into a bad one for anyone relying on AI chatbots to get work done.

Anthropic disclosed in November that a state-linked hacking group had used Claude to automate parts of a cyberattack campaign.

For months, AI note-taking has lived inside the rectangle of your screen, Zoom calls, Teams huddles, Google Meet video sessions.

Indian IT companies are frantically assembling data platforms they call proprietary. Most of it is made from someone else’s parts.

The industry’s obsession with verbose chains of thought may be misplaced. Google’s latest research delivers a quiet but potent counterpunch: building...