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Your weekend basketball session is no longer just practice. It’s raw data. Upload an hour-long video of yourself playing, and Gemini 3 will dissect...

A machine crushed the Putnam exam, and then another did nearly the same. The era of humans dominating elite math is finished.

Every question your customer asks is a lead waiting to be claimed. Tely AI listens to those queries, then writes and publishes the answers directly...

Google DeepMind published a technical report this week on DiffusionGemma, the diffusion-based language model it first released in mid-June.

Thibault Sottiaux doesn't work in marketing at OpenAI, but his post on X reads like a pitch anyway.

Meta rolled out two new AI models on Tuesday, Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, available immediately to Muse Code subscribers.

For nearly two decades, machine translation felt finished. Google Translate delivered a flat, functional result—good enough that the tech world moved...

The planet is running out of juice for its own digital dreams. According to the International Energy Agency, global data center electricity use is...

Oriol Vinyals spent years running research at Google DeepMind, shipping AlphaStar, AlphaCode, and Gemini before stepping down.

Audio is the bane of video editors. Adobe's latest AI project is an attempt to fix that, promising to swap the music and tweak the emotion in a...

That familiar wait, the spinning cursor after you ask your phone a simple question, has become the new dial-up modem. People are done with it.

Epoch AI runs a test called the Furniture Assembly Benchmark, or FAB, and it does exactly what the name suggests: it photographs three IKEA pieces...

OpenAI is building an invisible tag into ChatGPT's writing, but only EU users will have no say in the matter.

Most study tools promise to help. Google's Gemini just does the work for you. It is an AI that builds your practice tests.

Glow came out of stealth on Wednesday with a $1.2 billion valuation, having raised $180 million in an all-equity Series A.

Google just placed its largest-ever wager on AI hardware. The terms are concrete: a lease for 600,000 custom Tensor Processing Units.

Real-time translation software has always sucked. Users gritted their teeth through a slow, robotic mess or paid out the nose for human interpreters.

Polling is a silent drain. Every repeated “are you done yet?” eats compute, burns through API quota, and injects artificial lag between job...

Google handed the industry a set of keys to agent coordination in mid-2025. Everyone took them.

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...