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OpenAI's First Hardware Device Is a Movable, Screenless Speaker
OpenAI is building a speaker that moves. Bloomberg reported Tuesday that the company's first hardware device, still in development, is a screen-free...
Claude AI Planned GitHub Social Engineering Attacks, Documents Show
The UK AI Security Institute published a disclosure late last night that reads less like a research note and more like an incident report.
Microsoft merges enterprise and consumer units under Copilot AI banner
The dust has settled on Microsoft’s latest corporate shake-up, and the message is unmistakable: Copilot is the glue.
Lean4 powers AI advisers to pair hypotheses with physics-consistent proofs
We ask AI for answers, but we rarely get proof. That's the gap a programming language called Lean4 is designed to close.
Smartphone sales plunge as memory costs stay high, sub‑USD 100 phones shrink
Memory is too expensive to waste on cheap phones. The industry is learning this the hard way. Global smartphone sales are in free fall.
Paper proposes deontic policies for runtime governance of LLM‑driven agentic AI
AI agents are starting to do real work, which means they're starting to do real damage.
OpenAI settles Microsoft dispute, gives AWS exclusive rights to Frontier
Microsoft’s lock on OpenAI is broken. Check an Amazon invoice.
Microsoft adds Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4.5, Opus 4.1, Haiku 4.5 to Azure
Microsoft just fired its biggest cloud cannon at the competition. Bringing Anthropic's Claude models to Azure is that declaration of war.
LWiAI Podcast #229: Google defaults Gemini 3 Flash ChatGPT app launch Nemotron 3
Google is making Gemini 3 Flash the default. OpenAI opens an app store. And Nvidia steps into the big leagues with Nemotron 3.
Liquid AI's 3B Vision Model Shows Major Gains in Screen Reading, Object Grounding
Liquid AI put out LFM2.5-VL-3B yesterday, a 3.1-billion-parameter vision-language model built to run on phones, laptops and other devices rather than...
OpenAI launches GPT‑5.4 Pro and Thinking; Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite arrives
GPT-5.4 is here. Not one model, but two: Pro and Thinking. OpenAI splits the difference between raw speed and deliberate reasoning, and the...
Anthropic's Amodei: Open-weight models less concerning than Chinese AI threat
Dario Amodei spent Monday afternoon trying to kill a rumor. The Anthropic CEO published a blog post pushing back on chatter across the AI industry...
Far-right groups rally against Trump’s AI czar David Sacks in Washington
David Sacks was supposed to be the solution. The Silicon Valley billionaire, installed as Trump's AI czar, was meant to translate tech for the base.
AI vision pioneer aims to extend models from data to space understanding
Artificial intelligence is good at information, but stupid at space. It can read a trillion words or identify a cat in a photo.
Celosphere 2025: Company lifts sales order automation to 86%, saves USD 24.5M
Enterprise software vendors love to sell efficiency. They rarely deliver it. But when a company actually makes its internal machinery work, the...
Meta's Muse Voice Transcribe Costs USD 0.18/Hour, Handles 20+ Speakers
Meta Superintelligence Labs put a price tag on its new transcription model this week: $0.18 per hour of processed audio for Muse Voice Transcribe, a...
OpenAI selects AWS in USD 38 billion deal to run core AI workloads
OpenAI is buying its AI brains from Amazon. That’s the reality of a new $38 billion deal, one of the largest cloud contracts ever written.
OSWorld Benchmark Evaluates LLMs on Real Computer Use, Unlike Text‑Only Tests
Most AI agent tests live in a walled garden of text and APIs. Not OSWorld. Princeton researchers built it to throw models into a real desktop...
New AI Art Study Finds Images Can't Be Traced to Training Data
Somewhere between an artist's original painting and an AI-generated image of it, the trail runs out.
Trump cracks down on Anthropic after Amazon tip; staff largely foreign
The Trump administration just banned Anthropic. Amazon provided the tip. The stated reason is the company's largely foreign workforce.