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Stalkers used to find their weapons in the physical world. Now they find them in a chat window.

Every open-source AI model claims to be on the verge of beating the big guys. Moonshot's K2 Thinking actually did it, by the numbers.

Three stories, three distinct battlefields in the AI war, and none of them are quiet.

By 2030, OpenAI is projected to command a staggering 3 billion weekly users, with 220 million of them paying for access.

The dust has barely settled on last week’s AI news cycle, and the landscape has already shifted again.

Dai Nippon Printing had a memory problem. Its researchers kept walking out the door, taking years of expensive technical knowledge with them.

A nine billion parameter model just whipped a one hundred twenty billion parameter model.

OpenAI scheduled a Reddit AMA for GPT-5.1 and got publicly flogged instead. The model was engineered for one thing: to make users feel bonded to it.

OpenAI will not ask for a government guarantee on its AI infrastructure. CFO Sarah Friar made that clear.

DeepSeek's V4 Pro model just hit the scene, boasting performance that punches at the level of titans like OpenAI's GPT-5.4.

ChatGPT served its first ad. A conversation about Elon Musk on a podcast was interrupted by a prompt to find a Peloton fitness class.

One hundred and ten billion dollars is not an investment. It is a coordinated seizure of territory.

Forget the hype. Today, Moonshot launches its Kimi K2 model with one stark proposition: that a market exists for hard, computational thought.

Christoph Korts, a partner at a German law and tax firm, bills by the hour but gets paid for the result.

At CES, Amazon made it official: Alexa+ is now available to all users. But the real twist isn’t just the smart speaker upgrade, it’s that you can...

OpenAI is done just selling clever software. Now they want to rent you a person. Their new DeployCo unit will embed engineers inside client companies...

Salesforce and OpenAI are building a direct line between their systems. The goal is to make asking a question in plain English the same as running a...

Simon Last wrote code for nearly twenty years. He doesn't do that anymore. The Notion cofounder now runs up to four AI coding agents simultaneously,...

Forget algorithms. The AI fight is now about real estate and power bills. In a recent memo to investors, OpenAI claimed its real advantage over rival...

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