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The Lightrun report puts a number on a worry many developers have been feeling for months: almost half of the code changes generated by AI end up...

Microsoft is nudging its productivity suite toward a more conversational rhythm. The company rolled out a feature dubbed “vibe working” across Word,...

In a landmark legal showdown, Stability AI has emerged victorious against Getty Images in a UK copyright battle that's left more questions than...

In a federal courtroom on Thursday, lawyers for Elon Musk slipped a trove of internal Microsoft emails into the record of the Musk v. Altman trial.

The tech world's latest legal showdown pits social media against artificial intelligence.

The newest Pixar villain, a frog‑shaped tablet called Lilypad, is a reminder that AI is already slipping into kids’ playthings.

Amazon Ring faced a flood of support calls during last year’s holiday rush. It sifted through more than 40 AI voice vendors before picking Vapi.

Everyone’s eyeing the enterprise‑AI pie, and this week the market’s moving fast. Anthropic and OpenAI announced a joint venture aimed squarely at...

Anthropic is moving the bulk of its compute to SpaceX’s Colossus‑1 data center. The deal gives the AI firm access to more than 300 megawatts of power...

Elon Musk’s latest court filing puts OpenAI’s safety record under a microscope. Here’s the thing.

Apple has agreed to a $250 million settlement to end a class‑action suit that accused the company of overstating its AI roadmap.

Writer is stepping into a crowded field, rolling out AI agents that can initiate actions without a user‑written prompt.

Why does this matter now? For the first time, a single family of models is being positioned to serve every layer of the cyber‑defense ecosystem.

Emergency departments are under constant pressure, and any tool that can ease the bottleneck draws attention.

Why does a courtroom showdown between Elon Musk and Sam Altman matter to anyone outside the tech bubble?

Amazon’s latest move pairs AWS with OpenAI, a partnership that pushes the idea of AI agents directly into a company’s codebase and data stores.

The courtroom drama over OpenAI’s latest legal battle has turned into something of a personal showdown.

Google has broadened the Department of Defense’s window into its AI suite, extending the reach that was previously limited to a handful of models.

Eight tech giants have just inked Pentagon contracts aimed at building an “AI‑first fighting force” that will operate across classified networks.

The Pentagon’s newest AI contracts read like a shopping list: Nvidia, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services will each get a slice of the defense...