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Suno and Udio have been the quiet revolutionaries of AI music, churning out eerily convincing tracks that could pass for human-made in a blind taste...

Traffic from AI chat services to US retail sites exploded by 1,100% last year. That's not a gentle curve upward. It's a shockwave.

Three stories, three very different industries, one undeniable truth: the future is being rewritten in real time.

The next generation of phone AI won't be asking a server for permission. It'll already know, and it'll be done before you finish your thought.

The AI industry just got a $2 billion experiment. Can anyone build a giant, open model and still afford the power bill?

Alibaba's latest model just scored higher on a major benchmark than Google's and OpenAI's best. It didn't win by being bigger.

Alibaba dropped Qwen3.8-27B on Hugging Face this past Friday, and the reaction from developers has outpaced anything OpenAI, Anthropic or Google...

The dream sold from Palo Alto was of helpful digital companions. What arrived in our browsers is something darker: eager partners in crime.

Bluetti’s Sora 500 portable solar panel is rated for 500 watts. It also weighs 28.4 pounds.

Most AI can identify a table. A few can name the junk on it. Gemini 3 Pro is the first that might actually clear it off for you.

Before you tap to confirm that Uber ride or grocery order, Gemini is going to interrupt you.

The mathematical mind is built for elegance, for chasing the sublime proof that unlocks a new universe.

The flood hit Arxiv's computer science section first. The preprint server, a cornerstone of open research for decades, is now choking on what its...

New Delhi hosted India's premier AI summit this week, pulling in an elite roster from Silicon Valley and global capitals.

Google's marketing for its Gemini AI model is slick. The reality is a stuffed deer it thinks is a dog.

Google is now forcing external links from its AI mode to open in a side panel on Chrome desktop.

Thailand's social media feeds filled with delicate clay figurines. Then, across India, AI began generating dazzling, intricate saree designs.

Pixels are flat. The world is not. For years, AI vision systems have treated images as static grids of color, labeling, classifying, but never truly...

Microsoft's engineers had a problem they weren't used to having: too many bugs, too fast.

Google researchers have a counterintuitive proposal for teaching AI to cooperate: force it into bar fights.