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Half a founding team gone in three years isn't a personnel shuffle. It's a hemorrhage.

Mars has been making candy bars and pet food for longer than most nations have existed.

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

AI agents are terrible at using websites. They get confused by bad layouts, break on simple updates, and burn cash trying to understand what a button...

The line between academic inquiry and industrial-scale AI is dissolving. Google is deepening its bet on Tel Aviv University, funneling infrastructure...

Google has given up pretending you'll pay for a picture of a banana. Its Nano Banana AI image generator, previously locked behind the Gemini Advanced...

Europe's first driverless taxi won't come from Google or a German automaker. It's coming from Zagreb, and Uber is betting on an odd pair to make it...

Google has a new morning ritual for your inbox. Its AI agent, CC, aims to replace your email scroll with a single, curated page called "Your Day...

Runway just divided the future of AI into three distinct paths. GWM Worlds builds explorable environments.

The promise of a custom AI assistant living inside your WhatsApp is no longer theoretical.

The Pentagon's new AI platform, GenAI.mil, is now live. Its first model is Google's Gemini. A simple, safe pick? Look closer.

Tension is mounting inside Anthropic, but the AI company isn’t slowing down. As it fights to get off the Pentagon’s blacklist, it’s spinning up a new...

The past year has been a blur of breakthroughs in AI-generated video. Google’s Veo 3 now stitches audio onto clips.

Education technology has spent years speeding up answers. A new startup wants to slow everything down.

Google Antigravity doesn’t just update the coding toolbox, it rewrites the physics of software creation.

Every few months, a new AI demo promises easy fake video. LPM 1.0 might actually deliver. Give it one photo and an audio track.

The real estate industry has a new battleground, and it’s not location, location, location, it’s data, algorithms, and the race to own the moment a...

ZML, a Paris-based AI startup backed by Turing Award winner Yann LeCun, has released a free inference server called ZML/LLMD built to run open-source...

Alibaba's Qwen3.5 release last month was a statement. It offered a path for AI to move from answering questions to actually doing work.

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