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Bryan Cranston's face appeared on OpenAI's Sora without his permission. It was him, but not him, a digital twin taking a selfie with Michael Jackson...

NVIDIA's TensorRT Edge-LLM finished the MLPerf Inference v6.1 Edge Agentic benchmark in 24 minutes and 36 seconds on a single Jetson AGX Thor...

The AI image generation race just got a lot more interesting. Luma AI’s Uni-1 doesn’t just match Google and OpenAI on benchmarks, it outperforms...

A free lunch always has a price. OpenAI has finally decided where to draw that line: starting now, American users on the free and “Go” tiers of...

Pangram, a New York startup, has raised $9 million to build better tools for spotting AI-written text and images.

Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Friday that puts California on a path toward requiring a "kill switch" for frontier AI models, along with a...

Your voice assistant already knows what song you want to hear. But what if it could actually help you lose weight?

OpenAI put a two-week hold on reinforcement learning training this fall, and its largest planned frontier RL run is still sitting on ice.

Building one AI model to handle every type of input—text, pictures, sound, video—is supposed to be impossible.

Last week, a $380 billion AI startup picked a public fight with the Pentagon. Not in a sealed negotiating room. On social media.

Elon Musk told a Delaware court this week he started OpenAI to stop the robots from killing us all.

Diogo Almeida spent four years building the technology behind ChatGPT before deciding it wasn't good enough.

OpenAI just wrote Amazon a check for ten billion dollars. The money buys them a future that does not depend entirely on NVIDIA.

Everyone selling AI says it's trustworthy. Most are hoping you don't check. The London Stock Exchange Group is taking a different, more literal...

Alibaba's Qwen team put out Qwen3.8-Max this week, a mixture-of-experts model with 2.4 trillion total parameters, the largest in the Qwen lineup so...

When the scarcest resource in AI is compute, revenue follows capacity like a shadow.

Researchers at KAIST and Naver AI Lab set out to answer a narrow but telling question: when a language model writes out its reasoning step by step,...

Another architect of the guardrails has walked out the door. Joyce Vallone, a former safety lead at OpenAI, is now at Anthropic.

Traffic from AI models converts at a rate of 30% to 40%, but the strongest signal for appearing in those models comes from a different place.

DeepSeek closed a $7 billion funding round in late May at a $52 billion valuation.