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AlphaFold won its team a Nobel Prize in 2024, but building it took 53 years and roughly $21 billion in experimental data collection.

Five companies that normally compete for the same developers just agreed on how to package a piece of software.

Most people see Claude Code and think “terminal tool.” Shihipar sees a game engine.

Perplexity's engineers used to babysit their models. Now they don't have to as much, according to Johnny Ho, the company's cofounder and chief...

ByteDance's Doubao chatbot has more than 300 million monthly users, making it the most popular AI assistant in China.

The Pentagon wants AI that can act on its own. Anthropic, the AI safety startup, wants its systems to pause and reason before they do anything.

Google rolled out Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber on Tuesday, a security-focused AI model built to hunt down and patch software vulnerabilities without the...

Code reviews are broken. Every engineer knows it. The process crawls. It bores teams to tears, famously missing major flaws while nitpicking a single...

For one month, Anthropic turned its Claude Mythos Preview AI loose with roughly fifty partners.

The era of AI as a mere coding assistant is over. ACE doesn’t just help with snippets, it rewires the entire engineering organism.

Forget the flashy demos. Real money isn't in the gallery; it's on the factory floor.

The MIT Keller Gallery will host “Beyond Data‑Driven Aesthetics” through June 30, a show that pulls together philosophy, mathematics, computer...

Kelly Shen ’17 spends her days figuring out what a painting might sell for before it ever hits the block.

Google's Pixel 11 already runs on Gemini 3.5 Transcribe, quietly handling voice input through the Gboard "Rambler" feature.

Building with AI often means blindly trusting a black box. You feed it a prompt, and you get a strange, inexplicable reply.

OpenAI is building a lab to do its homework. Announcing a new "OpenAI for Science" team led by former Instagram product VP Kevin Weil, the company...

Petra Ferraz de Novaes spends her evenings building fantasy worlds with a chatbot, not writing them alone.

Prompt injection has been the attacker's favorite trick for more than two years now: bury a command in an email, a calendar invite, or a webpage, and...

The Justice Department wants a lawsuit dead. Its rationale hinges on two illegal gas generators in Memphis, Tennessee.

The Trump administration just banned Anthropic. Amazon provided the tip. The stated reason is the company's largely foreign workforce.