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Moonshot AI wants to double its money in four months. Bloomberg reported Friday that the Beijing lab, best known for its Kimi chatbot and open-weight...

They thought rebranding was a solution. The US AI Safety Institute is now the Center for AI Standards, its founding principle vanished from the...

A new technical report out this week details AutoFyn, an agent harness built on top of frozen language models, meaning the underlying weights never...

Rubrik has a policy problem, and it's not the one most CISOs worry about. The data security company, which trades publicly and stores what its own AI...

TinyFish AI just dropped a unified web platform, and they’re making a bold claim: 2× higher task completion on complex, multi-step jobs.

A 397-billion-parameter model that teaches itself how to think before it answers. That is Ornith-1.0.

AMD put out Instella-MoE-16B-A3B this week, a Mixture-of-Experts language model built from the ground up on its own Instinct MI300X and MI325X GPUs.

OpenCode is putting in the plumbing. Three new plugins are turning it from a flashy chatbot into a tool with receipts.

The math is brutal. When every GPU inference cycle kicks off with a redundant prefill, recalculating the same tokens from scratch, the waste...

Picture this: You load an entire codebase into a local model, expecting an insightful analysis.

The AI industry is eating itself, and the menu is full of irony. Researchers resign in protest, only for their creations to turn around and hire the...

Every AI company wants to sell to banks. Anthropic, tired of waiting, just parked its truck in Microsoft’s driveway.

OpenAI has spent the past several weeks in crisis mode. According to current and former employees who spoke to WIRED on condition of anonymity, the...

Anthropic got a C+. So did OpenAI. Nobody else came close. That's the grading from Guidelight, a nonprofit that just published its first scorecard on...

The math has shifted. Anthropic quietly released a new model that doesn’t just close the gap, it erases it in key categories.

The air in the Pentagon’s negotiating rooms has rarely been this charged, or this fragile.

Every book you read this year might have been written by a machine before its author finished their coffee.

The Pentagon wants OpenAI’s power, but not the moral headache that comes with it.

Training one AI is straightforward enough. Training five of them to work together is a mess.

Sony Music and Warner Chappell filed suit against Anthropic on Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, seeking...