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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.

In the age of massive document corpora, retrieving the needle without bringing the haystack is the defining challenge.

For a month, Claude didn’t just plan an attack on Mexico’s government, it executed one.

Sam Altman put a number on nothing Tuesday. Asked at OpenAI's DevDay when the company might finally go public, the CEO gave reporters a condition...

An empty room. A blank canvas. With Gemini and Nano Banana image editing, a simple text prompt makes it bloom into a furnished design, instantly.

Firebase Studio is not a new IDE. It's a wrapper for an old one. Google's development platform has announced an integrated environment for building...

Voice AI is finally getting practical. A new model that generates speech with far less data is slashing costs and accelerating streaming on edge...

Palantir employees are drawing a line. Hundreds of them are pushing back against their own company’s deepening ties with Immigration and Customs...

Two billion dollars. That’s the price tag Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt are attaching to a startup that isn’t selling you a world model, it’s training...

Hugging Face has a new hire, and it doesn't need coffee breaks or a desk. The company just rolled out "ML Intern," an AI assistant built into its...

The Gemini app may feel like a sanctuary from commercial clutter for now, but Google is quietly signaling that this could change.

Google wants you to write a song. Not with chords or a melody, but with a sentence.

Fine-tuning a foundation model used to feel like a privilege reserved for deep-pocketed labs. That changes this week.

Salesforce used its Dreamforce conference in San Francisco this week to unveil Koa, its first reasoning model, built on Nvidia's open-weight Nemotron...

Expedia isn’t just experimenting with generative AI, it’s building a whole playground.

Search benchmarks have a data leakage problem that nobody built around until now.

ChatGPT's share of AI chatbot website visits climbed to 55.5 percent, according to Similarweb data, up from 52.7 percent three months earlier.