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Why does it matter when a cloud giant reshuffles its AI tools? For enterprises that have been juggling Google’s Vertex AI alongside a growing suite...

Payment processors have long balked at handling transactions tied to child‑sexual‑abuse material, treating the issue as a line they wouldn’t cross.

Rob Williams knows the Bezos playbook: write a press release as if the product already exists, send it, and wait for a thumbs‑up or down.

Enterprise software giant SAP is taking a bold step into generative AI with its latest breakthrough: RPT-1, an artificial intelligence model designed...

Microsoft is stepping onto the same silicon battlefield where Amazon’s Train and Google’s TPU have long held sway.

Anthropic is rolling out a dedicated think tank even as it confronts a Pentagon‑issued blacklist that threatens its government contracts.

Why does this matter for anyone who spends hours piecing together raw footage? While most AI‑driven editing aids still leave users dragging clips...

Wildlife researchers have a new digital ally in the fight to understand rainforest biodiversity.

Why does a lawsuit matter when a company is busy rolling out new tools? Anthropic’s decision to take the U.S.

Anthropic and OpenAI have just turned the spotlight on a weakness that many financial technology firms have been overlooking.

OpenAI is rolling out a new suite of interactive learning tools for ChatGPT, a move that arrives as the company juggles multiple legal challenges and...

The buzz around AI‑driven platforms often focuses on their promise to spot code vulnerabilities faster than any human could.

Software developers know the drill: for every line of new code, there are hours of tedious maintenance work.

Why does this matter? Because Amazon’s latest push blurs the line between a voice‑first assistant and a web‑based chatbot.

The inner workings of artificial intelligence just got a lot more intriguing. Researchers at Anthropic are pushing the boundaries of how AI models...

Medical professionals wrestle with mountains of documentation, often spending hours transcribing patient interactions.

Google has agreed to pay $68 million to end a federal case that alleges its virtual assistant was listening when users thought it wasn’t.

The music industry's AI frontier is about to get a major upgrade. Universal Music Group has struck a strategic partnership with AI music startup...

A Chinese research team just put AntAngelMed on GitHub. It’s an open‑source language model aimed squarely at medical tasks, and the developers claim...

The race for artificial intelligence supremacy is pushing tech giants to their infrastructural limits.