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Netomi just closed a $110 million round, pulling in heavyweight backers Accenture and Adobe to double‑down on AI‑driven customer service.

Hybrid retrieval intent has surged, and the numbers tell a story that’s hard to ignore.

Why does a model that stops learning in 1930 still manage to hold a conversation about 2026?

Mistral AI is stepping into the enterprise‑AI orchestration arena with a service it calls Workflows, built on the Temporal engine that powers...

The open‑source scene for local large‑language‑model fine‑tuning is getting crowded, but not every tool offers the same balance of accessibility and...

Claude Mythos Preview has slipped past the measuring stick that METR, the AI‑risk outfit, has relied on for years.

Google’s Threat Intelligence Group says it thwarted a mass cyber‑attack that hinged on an AI‑discovered zero‑day.

Arthur Mensch, co‑founder and CEO of France’s Mistral AI, took the floor of a French commission of inquiry to flag a growing cybersecurity dilemma.

Why does this matter? Because a handful of firms now dominate almost the entire market for AI‑startup revenue.

Why does this matter? Because building a recommender that can juggle images, tabular data, and real‑time user signals is no longer a research...

Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI ended in defeat last week, with a jury finding no merit in his claim that CEO Sam Altman and President Greg...

After Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI fell apart, the AI firm is pressing ahead with an IPO.

Here's the thing: scaling large language models at inference time has usually been a hand‑crafted exercise.

Why does this matter? Because the tools that let autonomous agents talk to people have finally found a stable foundation.

AWS’s new Agent Toolkit tries to curb a familiar problem: agents that can spin up a Terraform script or a Lambda handler but do so on stale...

Enterprises lean on orchestration layers to steer fleets of agents, hoping a single pane of glass will stitch together context and trigger the right...

Why does this matter? Because running today’s frontier open‑weight models no longer fits comfortably inside the 8–24 GB of VRAM that most discrete...

Pope Leo XIV used his first major papal document, released Monday, to sound an alarm about artificial intelligence.

China’s Shanghai Futures Exchange is sketching a derivatives market for AI tokens, Reuters reports, signaling that the next big trading arena could...

Why does this matter? Robots still stumble when the world is messy. In a demo on the PEEK project page, a robot is asked to “give the banana to...