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Mozilla rolled out new capabilities for Smart Window, Firefox's AI browsing mode, starting today, but the company still hasn't said when the feature...

DeepSeek pushed two releases out the door on Thursday, and only one of them is a language model.

Claude is no longer just a chatbot. With the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, Anthropic has quietly turned its AI into a platform that can swallow...

The Army told its own soldiers to slow down on the AI. In May, Army Chief Information Officer leadership announced unlimited tokens for Ask Sage, the...

Nvidia announced Monday it is teaming up with Microsoft, SpaceX, IBM, Palantir, Dell, Cisco, Adobe, Siemens, DoorDash, Cloudflare, Cloudera and the...

Box's latest enterprise survey landed this week with a number that should worry anyone selling agentic AI: security concerns are now the top reason...

Hush Security closed a $30 million Series A this week, led by returning backers Battery Ventures and YL Ventures, with Akamai Technologies joining as...

The line between human and machine just got a little more intimate. OpenAI is finally breaking the shackles and venturing into the tempting,...

Transparency in AI has always felt like a promise made to be broken. A black box spits out an answer, but the path it took remains hidden.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has one question for OpenAI: who is using your technology, and for what? He expects a damning answer.

Jensen Huang is not unhappy with OpenAI. The Nvidia CEO dismissed that claim as “nonsense.” And when asked about a rumored $100 billion investment,...

Everyone wants AI to be greener. Researcher Miranda Schwacke thinks the answer might be in our heads.

Meta is spying on its employees. Internal documents confirm it, a stark fact that anchors this week's flashier AI news in something grimly real.

From a single bet in 2022 to a staggering 21 deals in 2023, Nvidia’s corporate venture arm, NVentures, has flipped a switch.

For years, the architects of AI built tools for a user they took for granted: an adult. That assumption is now collapsing.

OpenAI’s latest benchmark reads like a memo to its own engineering team: we are missing India.

Forget the spreadsheets. OpenAI's finance department became a live-fire testing ground.

The math is brutal: generating high-quality images with open-source models has long meant trading speed for cost. Fal just flipped that equation.

OpenAI just dropped a fresh prompting guide for GPT-5.1. The goal is simple: make this model think before it speaks.

OpenAI is now a for-profit company. This isn't a subtle shift. It's a direct signal that the money has arrived and the research charity phase is...