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Your $20 monthly ChatGPT subscription is mostly a toy. The real tool is the command line.

It is rare to hear a company’s CEO stare down the Pentagon in public. But that is exactly what Anthropic’s Dario Amodei did this week, insisting that...

Starbucks just released an official ChatGPT plugin for ordering coffee. The result is a clunky, multi-step interrogation.

Satya Nadella just dropped a video of Microsoft’s first AI factory, a cluster of more than 4,600 Nvidia GB300s, each packed with Blackwell Ultra...

For AI to escape the echo chambers of Silicon Valley and actually improve lives, it must meet people where they are, in the classrooms and government...

Every AI company eventually graduates from parlor tricks to plumbing. OpenAI and ServiceNow just announced their plumbing project.

Anthropic has stopped asking companies to come to its AI. Instead, it's sending Claude directly into the apps they already use.

Restaurants are about to start getting orders from chatbots. The economics might actually work this time.

OpenAI’s Sora app no longer calls its video generation feature “cameo.” The name has been scrubbed, replaced with the almost defiantly bland...

India's IT giants face a strange new kind of outsourcing. The threat isn't cheaper labor in another country.

The open-source vulnerabilities surfaced by Claude Code Security and Codex Security aren’t theoretical. They’re live. They’re exploitable.

ChatGPT has always had a voice, but until now, that voice was set in stone. OpenAI is finally changing that with new tone controls.

Claude Opus 4.5 dropped, and Anthropic’s grip on AI-assisted coding tightened. That momentum isn’t confined to one company.

The AI coding assistant market is loud with claims of "thinking." Deepseek hears mostly guesswork.

Zendesk announced two new products today. One is a boringly named but cleverly designed system for real-time AI monitoring.

Disney has chosen its side in the AI gold rush, and it’s not Google. Just days after sealing a billion-dollar partnership with OpenAI to license its...

Half a founding team gone in three years isn't a personnel shuffle. It's a hemorrhage.

OpenAI’s latest flagship, GPT-5.6 Sol, has set a new benchmark, and not the kind anyone wanted.

OpenCode is putting in the plumbing. Three new plugins are turning it from a flashy chatbot into a tool with receipts.

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