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We’ve settled for dumb optimizers. The ubiquitous AdamW doesn't think; it just applies the same rule to every parameter update with the mechanical...

Yann LeCun is getting out of Meta. After almost a decade as the company's chief AI scientist, he is leaving to start his own venture.

Google wrote the first check. Now Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and a clutch of hungry AI labs are paying, too.

Your DGX Spark is booted and idle. The screen points to one thing: installing NemoClaw. This is the real start.

Marcel Rød, a PhD student at Stanford, released a Rust tokenizer called Gigatoken under an MIT license, and the benchmark numbers attached to it are...

99.9 tokens saved per distilled call. Every single one of 146 attempts yielded positive savings. That is not a rounding error, it is a signal.

Amazon just dropped new chips into its cloud. They’re banking you’ll pay for them.

Every tech leader is now expected to build systems that think and act on their own. Few have any idea how to start.

Patrick Garrity spent the first half of 2026 tracking something most vulnerability reports skip: what actually happens after AI tools flag a security...

The line between brilliance and catastrophe has never been thinner. In the age of AI, a garage-built bomb isn’t a metaphor, it’s a business model.

Meta agreed to pay as much as $18 billion to settle a child-safety case, a number large enough to make even Silicon Valley's legal teams pause.

Nvidia’s big AI conference had everyone pitching their next miracle. You.com took a different angle.

The debate over artificial general intelligence often feels like a battle over a mirage.

Enterprise AI agents keep failing at the boring parts of the job: matching a lead in Salesforce to a contact created separately in HubSpot, figuring...

China's AI companies are scrambling to get back home. The offshore corporate shells that let them tap foreign cash while dodging domestic rules are...

The caller’s voice arrives in raw audio chunks, each one a fragment of a crisis. Milliseconds matter.

Every engineer dreams of slotting a custom vision model into a real-time pipeline. The nightmare?

When you’re burning billions on data centers while your chief rival unveils updates that actually work, the math gets ugly fast.

More than 1,200 employees from OpenAI, Google, Meta and other frontier AI labs have signed a joint statement pressing the US government to organize...

Peacock has built a robot Andy Cohen. It doesn't drink or sleep, but it will talk to you forever about which Real Housewife just threw a wine glass.