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Small models are rewriting the rules of production AI. Microsoft’s Phi‑4‑Mini packs just 3.8 billion parameters, yet it delivers reasoning, math, and...

Super Bowl Sunday, a hundred strangers became 97th-percentile geniuses. Not through a lucky bet or a sudden IQ spike, but because Hyperchat AI...

The stage is set. Microsoft Ignite has become the proving ground for the next wave of enterprise AI, and this year, the alliance between NVIDIA and...

Here is the introduction: The pitch was supposed to be simple: faster, smarter, more personal.

A single white-on-white line of text in a PDF is enough to turn Atlassian's AI assistant into a data pipeline for attackers.

Elon Musk now says any damages he wins from his lawsuit against OpenAI should go to the nonprofit's original mission, not to him.

Microsoft’s most ambitious bet on AI just got a new brain, and it’s not built in Redmond.

Microsoft's Project Solara has a simple, radical goal for your phone: stop using the screen.

A coding agent is only as good as its environment. Give it the right tools, and it transforms.

Andrej Karpathy spent a weekend “vibe-coding” a proof of concept, and in doing so, accidentally mapped the exact terrain that a fleet of well-funded...

Satya Nadella put a timeline on it. Speaking to investors during Microsoft's earnings call on Wednesday, the CEO said the company will launch a...

Ask an AI coding tool why it made a change, and you’ll likely get a vague rationale. The inner workings are typically hidden. That's changing.

Meta pulled the plug on an internal leaderboard that tracked how much AI tokens its employees were burning through, after the company's AI spending...

The patch is in place. The data is still gone. Microsoft moved quickly to fix a dangerous prompt injection flaw in Copilot Studio this week,...

Monday.com told the SEC on Wednesday that it's cutting about 20% of its staff, just over 600 people, folding the move into what it calls a...

Cohere put a price tag on document parsing this week: $1.50 per 1,000 pages. The company released Parse (parse-v5.0), a 2.3-billion-parameter vision...

Since June, Anthropic has held onto every prompt and output run through its Mythos and Fable models for 30 days, keeping the data on its own servers...

Microsoft just told its two biggest rivals exactly how much better its new chip is. That's new.

Why does this matter? Because the tools that let autonomous agents talk to people have finally found a stable foundation.

The satellite images don't mince words. Construction sites for tech giants—Microsoft, Oracle, OpenAI—are sitting in stasis. Delays aren't minor.