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The price of convenience just got a line item. Google will pay $68 million to put a lawsuit to rest, one that accused its smart assistant of...

Claude Opus 4.5 dropped, and Anthropic’s grip on AI-assisted coding tightened. That momentum isn’t confined to one company.

Calling it a trial is too polite. It's a demolition job. Elon Musk paid for the wrecking ball, and now Sam Altman is trying to stop the swing.

Zendesk announced two new products today. One is a boringly named but cleverly designed system for real-time AI monitoring.

Disney has chosen its side in the AI gold rush, and it’s not Google. Just days after sealing a billion-dollar partnership with OpenAI to license its...

The line between text and image is dissolving. Google’s Gemini API now lets you build a single search store that handles both, documents and...

Google published Mantis on GitHub this week, a toolkit that hands an AI coding agent the entire job of hunting software vulnerabilities, not just...

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

Shopify's second-quarter earnings call, held this week, gave a rare data point in the debate over what AI search is doing to the web.

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...

Tim O'Reilly has been repeating the same line for three decades: create more value than you capture.

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...

OpenAI has spent the past several weeks in crisis mode. According to current and former employees who spoke to WIRED on condition of anonymity, the...

Anthropic got a C+. So did OpenAI. Nobody else came close. That's the grading from Guidelight, a nonprofit that just published its first scorecard on...

Small models are cheap, fast, and private. They are also, in several very specific ways, dumb as rocks. There's a hard ceiling.

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...

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