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India has ordered its internet to perform a magic trick. The government's new IT rules demand that platforms like Instagram and X block deepfakes and...

The dream was a Google killer. The reality, according to third-party analytics firm Similarweb, is a search engine with fewer monthly users than the...

Google has a chip in the works that doesn't just run Gemini, it partially becomes Gemini.

Google is replacing the brains in its smart home gadgets. The old, predictable Google Assistant is getting swapped out for Gemini, the company's new...

OpenAI has stopped training and tool use on its most capable models after an internal investigation turned up a string of safety failures, the...

The conventional wisdom is a clean ladder: cheap embeddings for recall, a reranker for precision.

A.R. Rahman’s Secret Mountain isn’t just a band, it’s a living, breathing digital experiment. Now Google Cloud is supplying the neural backbone.

Vercel solved a major AI coding problem with a stupidly simple file. The engineering team took their entire documentation index, compressed it, and...

Google is letting Gemini Notebook read your bookshelf. The company's AI note-taking tool now connects directly to Google Play Books, pulling in full...

Tech giants pitched AI as your holiday shopping savior. That vision has stalled. OpenAI, Google, and Amazon executives are now locked in detailed...

Generalist has hit a $3 billion valuation less than five months after its last funding round, according to two people with knowledge of the deal.

Elizabeth Warren thinks we're watching the same old movie with a new cast. The plot is reckless borrowing. The stars are AI companies.

Another AI video tool just dropped, and it's boring. This matters. Google released Veo 3.1. It is an upgrade to its existing video creation software.

The Pentagon has a new name on its wish list: Google’s Gemini AI, for secret work. A group of Google’s employees intend to keep it off that list.

ChatGPT's market share is shrinking, but the market itself is a lie. Its slice of web traffic has fallen from 78% to 54% in a year.

HarperCollins sued Meta over AI training data. Simon & Schuster pulled books suspected of AI ghostwriting.

The numbers are stark, and they tell a story of quiet revolution. WPP, the advertising behemoth, has clawed back a 10% accuracy gain on its AI...

Anthropic put a new number on the table this week: Claude Haiku 5.5, a small model priced up to 90 percent cheaper than its predecessor for most...

OpenAI now runs a formal safety check before starting any training run that could push its models into new territory.

Anthropic's Frontier Red Team put a rival's model through the same tests it uses on its own, and the results didn't stay comfortable for long.