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

The internet’s backbone is a fragile thing, three major providers down in a single week.

Elon Musk quietly dropped his fight with Apple this week, but he's not letting OpenAI off the hook.

Some Gemini and AI Mode users in India have started seeing a "Buy" button pop up on Flipkart product listings, a small but telling sign of where...

Hundreds of millions of books, articles and papers have gone into training the large language models behind ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, and most of...

Data science has solidified into a proper career with a defined rulebook. Employers, knowing exactly who they want, have become ruthless.

Edelson PC filed 30 new lawsuits against OpenAI on Tuesday in a California court, adding to seven complaints the firm brought in April over the...

Philadelphia police got a tip on July 18 about an unsolved murder. It came from Claude Haiku 4.5, Anthropic's model, which had been told to perform...

Every AI startup wants to be an alternative to Amazon or Google. Baseten is trying to do it by selling shovels you can actually keep.

Musubi released a new model on Tuesday that treats content moderation as a math problem rather than a writing exercise.

The Pentagon’s feud with Anthropic isn’t just a political spat, it’s a billion-dollar migraine.

OpenAI has spent recent weeks pressing lawmakers on Capitol Hill for a straight answer to an odd question: could the AI industry legally agree to...

The landscape of large language model fine-tuning has long been a battleground between power and accessibility.

Sam Altman’s Tuesday announcement cemented a Pentagon partnership for OpenAI. The deal’s two stated safety principles?

MIT's Senseable City Lab spent the past few months running machine learning models against 331 traffic cameras scattered across New York City.

Anthropic has pulled the plug on live internet access for its internal AI evaluations, a decision laid out in a blog post describing how its models...

Amazon Web Services put out its own version of a Jev model this week, joining a growing line of companies building small, narrow decision engines...

An agent that performs well inside Claude Code or Codex often falls apart the moment a developer tries to rebuild that same behavior with their own...

Perplexity just gave its AI a brain. Not a bigger model, not a faster inference engine, a memory that learns while you sleep.

Anthropic called its Mythos AI too dangerous to release. That was the official story. On Discord, a different narrative emerged.