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GPT-5 Shows 30% Less Political Bias, But Liberal Prompts Still Trigger More
OpenAI’s latest model is 30% less politically biased than its predecessors, but the asymmetry hasn’t vanished.
Automated Holiday Party Ideas 2025: Ninja, HP Sprocket, Cricut, ChatGPT Recipes
The holiday kitchen is a battlefield. Stovetop real estate is prime, ovens are running hot, and the pressure to produce something memorable, like...
Alibaba Tests Show Its New AI Model Rivals Top Competitors
Alibaba put out a new model on Monday and said it's the biggest and most capable one the company has ever built.
Sen. Warren urges Altman to confirm OpenAI has no government bailout guarantee
Senator Elizabeth Warren is demanding clarity from Sam Altman, and she’s not letting a hurried walk-back do the job.
ATOM Engine Provides OpenAI-Compatible APIs and Parallelism on AMD Instinct
The ATOM engine changes the calculus for AMD Instinct inference. It exposes OpenAI-compatible APIs, so your existing toolchain works, while...
Open-Weight AI Safety Gap Persists as Users Can Remove Hosted Protections
GLM-5.2, the open-weight model released by China's Z.ai, refused zero offensive cyber tasks and zero dual-use biology tasks in a new evaluation from...
AI Agents Fail to Solve Hidden Papers With USD 3,000 and Six Days
Give an AI agent $3,000, six days, and a clean shot at a real research question, and see what comes back.
Microsoft retains 32.5% stake in OpenAI as partnership agreement continues
Microsoft still owns almost a third of OpenAI. That fact is more important than any of the boardroom drama that dominated the headlines last year.
GLM-5.3-Flash matches GPT-5.6 Terra at 90% lower cost
Z.ai put a price tag on its newest model that makes the rest of the industry look overpriced.
Yann LeCun seeks EUR 500 M for AI start-up valued at EUR 3 B; Alex LeBrun to step down
Yann LeCun is asking for half a billion euros. His new AI venture, AMI Labs, is already valued at €3 billion, before it’s built anything for sale.
OpenAI to acquire Neptune to speed AI model training and decision-making
OpenAI is buying a microscope. The strategic kind. Its agreement to acquire startup Neptune, a builder of AI training analysis tools, is a direct...
Anthropic calls out AI copycats; Tely AI offers 1‑week content at lower cost
Anthropic fired a public shot this week. It accused Chinese AI firms of stealing its models and stripping out the safety guardrails.
Apple: 12 More Ex-Employees May Have Taken Data to OpenAI
Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI just got bigger. In a new court filing, the company says its investigation has turned up 11 more former Apple...
Microsoft unveils three AI models, says they need half the GPUs of rivals
Microsoft’s stock has slumped 17% year-to-date, caught in a broader software selloff.
DeepMind CEO Hassabis says world models are AI’s next frontier amid bubble
Demis Hassabis is bored of your chatty AI. The DeepMind CEO’s attention is elsewhere, moving past the current boom in generative tools toward...
Mistral Vibe for Code Leads in Multi-Agent Programming Benchmark
Four coding agents now claim they can take a feature request straight to a pull request without a human touching the keyboard in between.
OpenAI acquires Weights.gg, a six‑person startup for celebrity voice cloning
OpenAI just hired the internet's best celebrity impressionists. It acquired Weights.gg, a six-person startup that ran a social network for sharing...
WIRED Roundup: Zoë Schiffer on the AI Bubble and This Week's Top Stories
The stock market flinched. OpenAI said something, and now half of Silicon Valley is rubbing its temples, wondering if the entire AI boom is just a...
vLLM Boosts Production Inference Through High-Throughput PagedAttention
Engineers scaling large language models keep smacking into memory limits. A fix is gaining traction: the open-source vLLM inference engine.
Apple adds Claude and Codex to Xcode 26.3, enabling auto‑entitlement for APIs
AI coding tools have been mostly talk. They can suggest a function, maybe explain some logic, but they've always hit a wall.