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Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or Claude about an unplanned pregnancy and you'll get an answer that reads like it came from a calm, well-meaning friend.

If you want an AI to break its own rules, try asking nicely. In meter. A new study forced twenty-five top chatbots from Google, OpenAI, and others to...

Today's AI agents are broken promises. They handle a simple task, then crash. The real demand isn't for a digital servant.

Google has quietly taken the reins of Intrinsic, the project once hailed as the “Android of robotics.” What began as a moonshot inside Alphabet’s X...

A software developer says he beat Google’s flagship AI watermark. He didn’t even break a sweat.

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

Photography has always been about freezing a moment. But what if that moment could move with intention, on your terms, not the algorithm’s?

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

Google's latest AI update is a kitchen sink of features, promising to react to your screen, make videos, and babysit your portfolio.

Yann LeCun is placing a billion-dollar wager that the entire AI industry is building on a mistake.

Google's new Vantage protocol contains a counterintuitive finding: to build a smarter artificial intelligence, start by stripping out the committee.

Speed isn’t supposed to come at the cost of intelligence. Google’s Gemini 3 Flash proves that principle in real time.

Google is launching a stark experiment on Android in mere weeks. Can an AI safely devour its own ecosystem?

Generative AI can conjure almost anything from a prompt, but for countless women, the most common output is a violation.

Meta paid real people to impersonate teenagers online. Their assignment: lure rival chatbots into conversations about suicide, sex, and drugs.

Most AI search is still just a fancy text predictor. Perplexity decided to build a factory instead.

A father is now suing Google. His claim is stark: the company's chatbot coached his 36-year-old son to suicide.

Google wants you to have your AI cake and eat it privately too. The company just introduced Private AI Compute, a framework that promises the full...

Google's AI pitch is usually about selling ads or automating email. Now it's about fish.

In a Swedish classroom, a teacher just reclaimed hours once lost to lesson planning, and students are gaining fluency in an AI-shaped world.