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Brett Adcock founded Hark less than a year ago, and today the company released Hark Pro to the public.

OpenAI is pulling the trigger early. GPT-5.2 lands December 9th, a full sprint ahead of its original December timeline. The reason? Competitors.

The emperor has no clothes, at least when it comes to voice AI benchmarks. Scale AI’s Voice Showdown just dropped, and the results upend the usual...

Towards Data Science launched ShipAI today, a video showcase built around a simple test: an AI project counts as real once someone can watch it...

Gold Bond, no, not the lotion, is a behemoth in the $20.5 billion promotional products world.

Ask GPT-4o to look at a photo of a crowded whiteboard and it won't just tell you there's a whiteboard in the room.

Flow Engineering closed a $50 million Series B on Wednesday, pushing its valuation to $750 million just over a year after its last raise.

Two seconds. That’s all it takes for Krea 2 Raw and Turbo to generate an enterprise-grade image.

Anthropic bet its political future on a cybersecurity product called Mythos. The bet is failing.

For doctors, clinical guidelines are a maze. Google’s new ClinicBot aims to be the guide.

Google's search engine no longer waits. According to VP Robby Stein, its new "agentic" features can act before you finish typing, fundamentally...

Tech companies want AI to spend your money. Banks, for very obvious reasons, are saying not yet. The problem is permission, not processing.

NVIDIA is opening up its storage stack for GPU clusters, giving partners a standard way to build fast, RDMA-based access to files and objects instead...

Six of the most powerful companies in AI signed a piece of paper on Tuesday, and it doesn't bind them to anything.

Google DeepMind and Google Research put out a new weather forecasting model on Thursday, and the company says it's already the most accurate system...

Most agent training environments don't change. A robot arm simulator behaves the same on day one as it does after ten thousand episodes of the policy...

Streaming platforms are choking on robot music. Deezer says its detector flagged 13.4 million AI tracks this year.

Your Fitbit now wants your lab results. It's asking nicely. Google has decided that step counts and heart rate graphs aren't enough.

Everyone thought pre-training was a solved, boring part of building AI. Google just used it to take a lead.

Most accessibility features feel like an apology. They’re added later, crammed into a menu you have to hunt for, a clunky afterthought.