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OpenAI's Atlas browser finally lets you move its tabs. You can also grab the sidebar's edge and drag it, making the thing a bit wider or a bit...

For one-sixth the cost, GLM-5.2 just punched above its weight on SWE-bench Pro, scoring 62.1 to GPT-5.5’s 58.6.

Forget raw intelligence. Predicting a good research idea is a job for a well-trained referee.

The AI’s voice is a mirror, but whose reflection are we really seeing? OpenAI has just confirmed something both absurd and profound: a company-wide...

Artificial intelligence companies now officially want rules. For them, maybe, not for you.

Google's latest large language model is officially the best liar in the business.

For nearly two years, Microsoft and OpenAI were locked in an embrace so tight it defined the AI arms race. They built their fortress on Azure.

Elon Musk lost a bid to keep xAI's safety records sealed. The ruling came from a Delaware court on Thursday, the same week Musk took the stand in his...

Silicon Valley’s relentless focus on giants like OpenAI and Google often overshadows the audacious few who dare to build from the ground up.

The Trump administration asked. For once, Silicon Valley listened. OpenAI is holding back its next model, GPT-5.6. This isn't a delay for debugging.

OpenAI's Codex now watches and learns. A new feature allows the automation agent to observe a single computer task—then repeat it indefinitely.

Enterprises running AI at scale rarely stick to one model. They split traffic across GPT-5.5 for hard reasoning, cheaper open-weight models like Kimi...

For years, the electric vehicle crown sat firmly on Tesla’s head. Now it belongs to BYD, a Chinese automaker that few outside its home market saw...

Most enterprise AI is a cloud play, and that's the problem. Companies hoard their real data on local servers, behind firewalls, for good reasons.

AI content filters are famously dumb. They catch the obvious slurs and miss everything else.

Anthropic just gave its beloved Opus 3 a retirement gig: a blog post penned by the model itself. That’s not a gimmick, it’s a signal.

Salesforce just pulled the rug out from under the traditional CRM interface. The company’s new Headless 360 and Agentforce Layer aren’t incremental...

Anthropic has drawn a line in the sand: Claude will never be cluttered with ads. The company’s blog post is refreshingly blunt about why, profit...

The same day OpenAI released its economic proposals to Washington, Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz dropped a 17,000-word bomb in *The New Yorker*.

ChatGPT briefly, bizarrely, fell for goblins. The whole fling started with a single broken piece of code.