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You could buy a test prep book. You could hire a tutor. Or you could just type a sentence to a chatbot.

Forget those vague AI demos. You can build a functional coding agent in fifteen minutes. Today.

Scientific diagrams are supposed to clarify, not confuse. Yet most AI-generated graphics, pretty as they are, fail the rigor of academic publishing,...

A video is no longer just a video. It’s raw material, for anything you can imagine.

The desktop is where OpenAI plans to plant its flag, and plant it hard. A single “superapp” is in the works, one that would fuse ChatGPT, the coding...

Speed sells AI. It's a neat trick. A common lie, too. Most models pause. They take a long, digital sigh before answering.

Google's newest vanity metric is a quadrillion. Specifically, 1.3 quadrillion AI tokens processed each month.

Google Photos is testing a feature called "Me Meme." Forget typing prompts into Gemini. This one just needs your face.

Teachers aren't just using AI; they've left the rest of us behind. Consider that 81% are now actively working with the tools, a fifteen-point chasm...

Sixty billion dollars for a company that doesn't make money. Only in AI. SpaceX is buying Cursor, the coding tool, for that price.

The AI gold rush is real, but the map is a lie. Two companies own the mine. Annual revenue for top AI startups just hit eighty billion dollars.

The number tells a story of progress, or perhaps of a deeper, more troubling game.

Meta is pushing the frontier of AI transparency with an open-source brain model, while Scrunch offers a free audit to show how AI sees your website,...

Chess is a game of infinite branches and finite vision, where brute force meets its match against strategic depth.

The number that stops you cold: 54.0 on Humanity’s Last Exam with tools. That’s not just another benchmark score, it’s a direct shot across the bows...

Memory is the current quagmire for AI agents. Too much slows them down, too little makes them forgetful, and every week a new framework claims it's...

The White House just secured a commitment from seven of the world’s largest tech companies, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and others, to shoulder the...

Mark Zuckerberg is about to spend a breathtaking sum of money. Meta's capital expenditure is projected to blast past $100 billion in 2026.

Samsung’s CES 2026 unveiling of its Family Hub fridge introduced a party trick: a door that swings open on command.

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