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OpenAI released GPT-5.1 on Tuesday. It codes with sharper precision. It chats like someone you might know.

Two weeks of coding now fits into a single morning at AutoScout24. The car marketplace has stopped talking about AI and started using it to do...

Malta moved this week. The government in Valletta signed a deal with OpenAI, a first for any nation, to provide a ChatGPT Plus subscription to every...

Automatic music transcription has always run into the same wall: a solo piano recording turns into clean MIDI without much fuss, but hand it a full...

Headlines tout billion-dollar leaps toward artificial general intelligence. In Paris, engineers at Mistral AI shipped a model called Voxtral.

OpenAI's "Spud" just knocked Claude off its perch. The frontier model race has a new leader, and the timing couldn't be more charged.

The clock had barely ticked past an hour when Timothy Gowers received the proof. A Fields Medalist, one of the most decorated mathematicians alive,...

Forget scrolling. Soon you'll just talk your cart into existence. Walmart is hooking its entire product catalog directly into OpenAI's ChatGPT.

The pitch is seductive: hire an AI agent for the price of a premium streaming subscription, $99 a month.

OpenAI shuttered its robotics division in 2020. Now, four years later, CEO Sam Altman is rebuilding it. The new team’s first target?

The age of bloated, resource-hungry AI applications is over. A chatbot that needs to download entire video files just to answer a question about a...

OpenAI is losing $1.22 for every dollar it earns, even after excluding stock-based compensation.

Most AI models fall apart on long jobs. They lose track, start repeating themselves, and forget why they did anything three steps ago.

Claude is no longer just a chatbot. With the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, Anthropic has quietly turned its AI into a platform that can swallow...

The line between human and machine just got a little more intimate. OpenAI is finally breaking the shackles and venturing into the tempting,...

Transparency in AI has always felt like a promise made to be broken. A black box spits out an answer, but the path it took remains hidden.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has one question for OpenAI: who is using your technology, and for what? He expects a damning answer.

Jensen Huang is not unhappy with OpenAI. The Nvidia CEO dismissed that claim as “nonsense.” And when asked about a rumored $100 billion investment,...

Everyone wants AI to be greener. Researcher Miranda Schwacke thinks the answer might be in our heads.

Meta is spying on its employees. Internal documents confirm it, a stark fact that anchors this week's flashier AI news in something grimly real.