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Large language models are boring. Everyone knows this. They churn out the same corporate slop, safe patterns, predictable prose.

Physicist Steve Hsu just published a paper that started with a question for an AI. Not just one AI, either.

Teaching a multimodal model to read an entire document, word for word, might actually be holding it back.

OpenAI's first hardware product with Jony Ive is starting to take shape, and it sounds less like an iPhone successor than a talking bagel.

OpenAI confirmed on Thursday it will begin showing advertisements on the free and Go tiers of ChatGPT in India, a market the company says has more...

Every AI lab is hunting the next breakthrough, the kind that changes the game. OpenAI is just hunting cheaper GPUs.

Microsoft now has a get-out-of-jail-free card for the biggest project in tech. Its new deal with OpenAI explicitly permits the company to go build a...

OpenAI’s plan for humanity sounds great on paper. Superintelligence, better lives for everyone, and a solemn vow not to let it all go horribly wrong.

Two billionaires who hate each other are now paying lawyers to settle it in a San Francisco courtroom.

Anthropic announced last week that Claude models would embed invisible, machine-readable watermarks into every piece of AI-generated content, a move...

Elon Musk crashing on Larry Page’s couch is a Silicon Valley fairy tale. The testimony he delivered this week in a San Francisco courtroom is a hand...

Sam Altman walked right up to the line and then decided to step across it. After weeks of locking down GPT-5 to shield users from mental health...

Xiaomi is selling an AI model for less than the price of a text message. For a tenth of a cent per million input tokens, you can rent MiMo-V2-Flash.

You don’t buy a media company to control the conversation. You buy it to build a better one. That’s the bet OpenAI just made.

Google’s data advantage is now a chasm. Its combined search and AI crawlers collect three times more content than OpenAI’s bots. This isn’t a lead.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday the U.S. will start scrutinizing Chinese open source AI models for signs of intellectual property...

The decoder doesn’t just borrow the encoder’s output, it refines it. Between the familiar self-attention and feed-forward layers, an extra attention...

When a system faces a tenfold surge in load, the reflex is often to tear it down and rebuild. OpenAI chose a different path.

Wall Street can't get a straight answer on what AI is actually doing to corporate balance sheets, and that gap is starting to worry the people...

OpenAI's brief attempt to kill a product last August was a perfect corporate panic move.