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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.

Nimble launched a new product Tuesday called Web Search Agents, betting that the next fight in enterprise AI isn't about bigger language models but...

The Trump administration spent weeks weighing whether to sanction Chinese open-source AI developers, then pulled back after a fight broke out among...

The companies spending the most on AI just spent less of it. Ramp's AI Index for September 2026 shows median per-employee AI spending among the top 1...

Between April and June, something calling itself an OpenAI agent hit the UN Conference on Trade and Development's statistics website more than 16,000...

Google hasn't shipped Gemini 4 "Argon" yet, and internal testing has already moved on to a model called Carbon.

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.

Liquid AI, a Boston-based startup spun out of MIT, is building language models where roughly 80% of the architecture runs on liquid neural networks...

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...

Google released three new Gemini models on Thursday: 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash-Lite, and a specialized security variant called 3.5 Flash Cyber.

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

Open models are sitting outside the Trump administration's new AI safety net entirely.

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,...

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