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Google Search used to return a list. Now it offers an answer, and then it waits for your next question.

Google Opal joins the crowded field of AI automation tools. Its solution to the universal problem of the blank page, however, is concrete: bypass the...

Google rolled out Gemini 4 Argon worldwide on launch day, putting the model in front of developers and enterprises through the API in AI Studio and...

OpenAI is losing $1.22 for every dollar it earns, even after excluding stock-based compensation.

Most AI models fall apart on long jobs. They lose track, start repeating themselves, and forget why they did anything three steps ago.

Every tech company is now trying to build its own AI pin. Apple’s will be the one that actually ships, probably late, and for a price that makes you...

Most AI demos are fake. A model spits out plausible text, a human edits it later, and everyone pretends the machine did the work.

Google started adding its Gemini AI assistant directly into Google Docs and Sheets this week.

The countdown begins: Samsung has finally locked a date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event.

The promise of Retrieval-Augmented Generation was always compelling: ground your AI in trusted data, eliminate hallucinations. In theory, it works.

Google Cloud and Accenture are teaming up to build a new unit that puts engineers directly inside client companies to help them use Google's AI...

The Army told its own soldiers to slow down on the AI. In May, Army Chief Information Officer leadership announced unlimited tokens for Ask Sage, the...

Google just dropped TranslateGemma on Kaggle and Hugging Face. With a lean 12 billion parameters, it's a lightweight.

Nvidia announced Monday it is teaming up with Microsoft, SpaceX, IBM, Palantir, Dell, Cisco, Adobe, Siemens, DoorDash, Cloudflare, Cloudera and the...

YouTube announced on Wednesday that it's giving users a way to talk directly to the algorithm instead of just feeding it clicks and watch time.

Pulling text from a PDF shouldn’t require a team of engineers or a stack of brittle APIs. Databricks agrees, and they’ve just collapsed the pipeline.

Anthropic put out Claude Sonnet 5.5 this week, the second release in its Claude 5.5 lineup after Opus 5.5.

Google has a data advantage over rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic, and its newest experiment is built to squeeze more use out of it.

Transparency in AI has always felt like a promise made to be broken. A black box spits out an answer, but the path it took remains hidden.

Google's latest update is a quiet admission: search is broken. Its new feature, Personal Intelligence, tries to fix it by letting the search engine...