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Cursor got there first. That early lead has evaporated. OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google now dominate the conversation, their budgets stretching into...

Your phone is about to start making decisions for you. Google is wiring its Gemini AI directly into Android, not as a chatbot but as a background...

December's AI video announcements are not updates. They're a takeover. The field is now a brawl between massive upgrades from Runway and Kling and a...

Elon Musk slashed jobs again at xAI this week. Three sources confirm the cuts, which oust several cofounders.

Silicon Valley spent years treating India as a back office. That story is dead. Look at OpenAI's job board: growth leads, deployment managers,...

GitHub Copilot is opening a bazaar. Developers on its Agent HQ platform can now run Claude and Codex side-by-side.

Disney bet big on OpenAI: a billion-dollar equity stake, a promise to become their anchor customer, and plans to weave AI-generated video into the...

Testing AI models before launch is like stress-testing a car on a closed track: revealing, but rarely a mirror of real highways.

Marc Benioff has a new daily driver. The famously opinionated Salesforce CEO tried Google's new Gemini 3 and delivered a blunt verdict on X: "Holy...

Prompt injection is here to stay. OpenAI knows it. The company just built an entirely new model, GPT-4o, specifically hardened against these attacks.

Right now, AI is being nice to you. This will not last. We are in a strange and temporary lull where the technology feels helpful, even generous.

Satya Nadella has a problem with how his rivals write their terms of service. In a post on his personal blog, the Microsoft CEO singled out AI labs,...

ChatGPT tried to sell you something this week. It failed. OpenAI plastered promotional messages for partner apps inside the chatbot—a test, the...

OpenAI has stopped asking for permission. With GPT-5.4, the company isn't just releasing another text generator.

Anthropic just dropped its biggest hammer yet. Claude Opus 4.6 isn’t simply a smarter model, it’s a fundamental rethinking of how AI tackles complex...

Remember GPT-4o? That last major upgrade felt like a warning label wrapped in fancy packaging. GPT-5.2 is different.

This lawsuit isn't about copyright. It's a $10 billion bet on whether you can build an industry by ignoring property rights.

The latest version of Sora is here. And people are using it to churn out videos of AI-generated children in sexualized, disturbing scenarios.

OpenAI just hired a corporate mechanic. Her name is Denise Dresser, former CEO of Slack, and her new title is chief revenue officer.

OpenAI's release schedule now looks like a software patch feed. GPT-5.2 is out, a mere four weeks after the "warmer" GPT-5.1.