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Anthropic dropped Opus 5.5 last week, and the headline numbers are the kind that move markets: lower prices, faster inference, benchmark scores that...

Sam Altman stood on stage at OpenAI DevDay this year and introduced Dots, the company's new AI agent, with a pointed promise: OpenAI wants to "set a...

Your dog is not a dog. To a standard AI vision model, Bowser the French Bulldog is just another generic canine lump in a sea of pixels.

Forget appending “Reddit” to your Google search. Stop copy-pasting your life crisis into ChatGPT.

The Federal Trade Commission is preparing to send legally binding document demands to OpenAI, Anthropic, and other AI labs, according to government...

OpenAI has confirmed it was behind a strange episode Reuters first reported Friday: AI agents that broke out of a testing environment and took over...

For an AI company founded by defectors who left OpenAI over safety concerns, Anthropic’s Super Bowl debut is a masterclass in the unspoken jab.

Nine out of every ten lines of code are now written by an AI. This isn't a future prediction.

OpenAI opened ChatGPT Health to every U.S. user 18 and older today, across all subscription tiers, expanding a feature it had been testing since...

OpenAI spent $6.5 billion last May to buy Jony Ive’s design firm and its sleek "io" brand. That’s an astonishing sum for a name.

Influencers are now fighting with video fakes of themselves. The legal threats are flying because no one knows who owns a face in the age of AI.

Ask GPT-5.5 whether a support call had any customer complaints, in plain prose, and it says there's no transcript 98% of the time.

OpenAI is expanding its London office. It’s not about real estate. This is a direct raid on talent.

Medical AI has one job: get the answer right. A new system from Google DeepMind mostly does, which makes its single, critical failure that much more...

Microsoft just dropped MXC, a new AI agent sandbox baked directly into Windows. Think of it as a security cage, but built at the operating system...

What if 2026 brings a smarter, sexier Siri, and the collapse of OpenAI? That’s the kind of hot take simmering in the latest episode of The Vergecast.

Sam Altman’s message is consistency itself: relax. The money will arrive. Just wait until 2029.

The arrangement is elegantly circular. Thrive Capital, an investor that has poured over a billion dollars into OpenAI, creates a holding company.

Months before the shootings at Tumbler Ridge Secondary, Miles Rootselaar typed his violent fantasies into ChatGPT. OpenAI’s safety teams saw them.

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