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Governments want to run their own AI, not rent it from Amazon. Oracle and NVIDIA just made a bigger bet that they'll succeed.

Your living room TV might be doing more than streaming Netflix. There’s a chance it’s secretly crawling the web, feeding data to AI models through a...

Southeast Asia’s digital economy hit a $300 billion valuation, and now it's an AI gold rush.

James Kettle has spent years poking at the guts of web servers looking for flaws nobody else has found.

The same company building an AI to hunt down cyber vulnerabilities just got hacked, twice.

Anthropic has named Robert Mahari as its first Head of Claude for Legal, putting a lawyer-turned-entrepreneur in charge of getting the Claude AI...

The Seattle Times and Newsday filed suit against OpenAI and Microsoft this week, joining a growing line of news organizations accusing the companies...

John Thompson, who used to run Microsoft's board, recently told a room full of people in Bengaluru that artificial intelligence is about to make...

Saber Interactive is pushing back on claims that it quietly swapped human writers for AI on its upcoming game, Rideshare "Stimulator." CEO Matthew...

Microsoft says its new security model scored 96% on CyberGym, a benchmark that tests how well AI systems reason over large codebases to spot real...

The Pentagon can secure its supply chain. What it allegedly cannot do is rig the bidding.

Trump wants a single national rulebook for AI, and he's telling Congress to ban states from writing their own.

The Pentagon’s move to brand Anthropic a national security risk isn’t just about one contract.

OpenAI has bought tens of thousands of Mac minis and Mac Studios, and it wants more, but it can't get them.

When a RAG system sounds utterly certain but its answer is a mirage, you’ve hit the most dangerous failure mode: high confidence paired with low...

Grace Li and her college friends set out to build an AI game engine in early 2025. The models worked fine, technically.

Amazon just purchased a $50 billion problem. It began with a studio, MGM, and what seemed like a surefire prestige pitch: a drama about the chaotic...

Amazon wants to help you forget. Specifically, it wants to help you forget the plot of its own shows.

Amazon Prime Video’s grand experiment with AI-generated recaps has already yielded a spectacularly human-sized error.

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