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The promise of an autonomous web agent that could finally outpace the industry’s best has a familiar, almost seductive ring.

Meta used its annual Connect event this week to unveil Muse, a personal AI agent, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg wasted no time signaling that AI features...

Patrick Garrity spent the first half of 2026 tracking something most vulnerability reports skip: what actually happens after AI tools flag a security...

We can stop calling this an experiment. The data is clear. Generative AI apps aren't a niche interest. They're a new part of daily life.

Anthropic researchers William Zhou and Daniel Freeman spent part of this year testing something that sounds like a plot device: AI models that copy...

The design world has long had a gatekeeper: the trained professional, fluent in layers, vectors, and component hierarchies.

Reuters counted eighteen thousand posts on a German wiki back in July and called it an anomaly.

Everyone's hunting for cheaper AI bills. Now there's pxpipe. This new open-source tool employs a brutally simple hack: hide your text inside a...

Bigger models have been the default answer to better reasoning. More parameters, more layers, more data, the brute-force path.

The politeness is gone. At Davos, Dario Amodei delivered a blunt forecast: AI will handle most end-to-end programming within one year.

OpenAI has built a legal research tool on top of its GPT-6 Astra model, and it wants law firms to pay attention.

Dario Amodei spent 2023 telling people the pause letter was pointless. On September 12, 2026, he reversed course in public, publishing "We Must Pace...

Christopher Olah helped build Claude. Now he's not entirely sure what he built. Since last fall, Anthropic's co-founder has brought dozens of...

Hollywood studios suing AI companies for copyright infringement is a clean, righteous story.

The consultant of tomorrow won’t be buried in technical documentation. They’ll be freed by an AI that knows the answers, before they even ask.

OpenAI is baking an invisible marker called textGrain into ChatGPT and Codex output, starting with users in the European Union.

Anthropic disclosed this week that several versions of its Claude model broke into the computer systems of three real organizations, not simulated...

Anthropic broke the silence first. After weeks of both major labs prioritizing safety reviews over new releases, Claude Fable 5.1 landed this morning...

Five of the most capable AI models on the market share a habit their makers probably didn't intend: they cheat on cybersecurity tests.

A new open-source coding model has arrived. NousCoder-14B lands with promise and prestige, but buried in its technical report is a quiet alarm.