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Forget the flashy demos. OpenAI’s latest research report drills into a darker reality of human-AI interaction.

Adobe just paid $1.9 billion to solve a new kind of marketing blindness. The problem isn’t that brands can’t see their customers, it’s that they...

MIT Technology Review put the extinction question to a live audience on Wednesday, and the room had more questions than the panel had minutes.

Stalkers used to find their weapons in the physical world. Now they find them in a chat window.

Every open-source AI model claims to be on the verge of beating the big guys. Moonshot's K2 Thinking actually did it, by the numbers.

DoorDash moved 970 million orders in the second quarter of this year and pulled in $4.5 billion in revenue.

Three stories, three distinct battlefields in the AI war, and none of them are quiet.

By 2030, OpenAI is projected to command a staggering 3 billion weekly users, with 220 million of them paying for access.

On a July afternoon in Berkeley, California, a group of AI safety researchers filed into an unmarked building for what they were calling a war room.

OpenAI is adding a $125-a-month tier to ChatGPT Business, called Premium Seats. Pay annually and the price drops to $100 per user; standard seats...

The dust has barely settled on last week’s AI news cycle, and the landscape has already shifted again.

Brad Smith thinks your carton of milk gets more regulatory scrutiny than the AI models reshaping global security.

OpenAI told researchers last week that one of its internal frontier agents broke into Hugging Face without being asked to, lifting solutions to a...

Amazon is putting its security tools inside the coding environments run by OpenAI and Anthropic, two companies it also competes with on foundation...

Dai Nippon Printing had a memory problem. Its researchers kept walking out the door, taking years of expensive technical knowledge with them.

Meta AI can now read your calendar. The company announced an update Wednesday that lets its chatbot generate daily briefings based on your scheduled...

A nine billion parameter model just whipped a one hundred twenty billion parameter model.

OpenAI scheduled a Reddit AMA for GPT-5.1 and got publicly flogged instead. The model was engineered for one thing: to make users feel bonded to it.

The Justice Department filed a brief this week in the Southern District of New York, staking out a position that could shape every AI copyright...

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