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For months, the AI industry has been obsessed with better prompts. Google DeepMind just scrapped the whole premise.

One hour. That's how long it took to build a complete, functional SaaS product from scratch. Forget the AI that wrote the code.

Your business is invisible in AI chat results. That can change in a week, without you lifting a finger.

AMD announced it's buying Taalas, a Toronto startup that takes a strange approach to running AI models: instead of loading a model onto a chip, it...

Google just launched an AI Professional Certificate. The move is a direct response to a glaring disconnect: a new Ipsos study, commissioned by the...

It is rare to hear a company’s CEO stare down the Pentagon in public. But that is exactly what Anthropic’s Dario Amodei did this week, insisting that...

The boardroom's grace period for artificial intelligence is over. Executives now demand deadlines and dollar signs, a hard turn from the speculative...

OpenAI is reportedly weighing a price tag north of $300, possibly as high as $400, for its first smart speaker, according to people familiar with the...

Google DeepMind put a Boston Dynamics Spot robot on stage this week and let its new AI system run the show, part of a broader release the company...

On a soundstage in Culver City, a few miles from the old Sony lot, a horror movie called “Touch Grass” is shooting on a budget in the low millions.

Ask a computer for sad music, and you'll likely get a predictable minor-key dirge.

Reflection AI has locked in a $1 billion compute deal with Nebius, giving the open-model startup access to Nvidia's newest chips through the European...

You can now build a voice assistant without working for Apple or Google. A tool called Vapi claims you can do it in an afternoon, no engineering...

India's IT giants face a strange new kind of outsourcing. The threat isn't cheaper labor in another country.

Google's flagship AI model is shrinking in the marketplace, according to three separate sets of data released this week.

The price of convenience just got a line item. Google will pay $68 million to put a lawsuit to rest, one that accused its smart assistant of...

Claude Opus 4.5 dropped, and Anthropic’s grip on AI-assisted coding tightened. That momentum isn’t confined to one company.

Calling it a trial is too polite. It's a demolition job. Elon Musk paid for the wrecking ball, and now Sam Altman is trying to stop the swing.

Zendesk announced two new products today. One is a boringly named but cleverly designed system for real-time AI monitoring.

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