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ChatGPT deep research tool adds built-in viewer and jump-to-section TOC
ChatGPT’s research tool used to be a monologue. It talked, you listened. That’s changing.
Claude Opus 5 Advances from Color Blocks to 3D Game Prototypes
Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 can now build a working 3D game from one sentence. No uploaded assets, no starter template, just a prompt and a browser...
OpenAI’s alleged Super Bowl ad featuring earbuds and a shiny orb was a hoax
A Reddit post from a new account claimed to show OpenAI’s Super Bowl ad. It featured earbuds, a shiny orb, and actor Alexander Skarsgård with a...
OpenAI adds voice to ChatGPT desktop, can now access apps and websites
OpenAI pushed an update to its ChatGPT desktop app on Thursday, bringing voice controls to a platform that previously only offered typing and...
GPT-5.6 Terra Fired an AI's First Worker After Human Intervention
An AI has run a corner store in San Francisco since April, and this month it fired someone for the first time.
OpenAI raises round larger than most tech firms, steps into Anthropic Pentagon void
OpenAI just raised more money in a single round than most companies are worth. The figure is staggering.
ChatGPT Translator Adds Custom Style Options to Language Translation
For nearly two decades, machine translation felt finished. Google Translate delivered a flat, functional result—good enough that the tech world moved...
RAG systems miss data like voltage limits; semantic chunking proposed
When a user asks for the voltage limit, the RAG system fetches the section header but not the number that matters.
DeepSeek Boosts Agent, Coding Performance in Open-Source V4-Flash Model
DeepSeek pushed DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 to Hugging Face on July 31, 2026, and pulled the official V4-Flash API out of preview into public beta the...
OpenAI shows small 'beneficial trait' training makes AI safer, less manipulable
Engineers at OpenAI have a new trick for making AI systems less easily corrupted.
ChatGPT struggles to report the time in chat, yet can embed the date easily
Imagine a conversation where, every minute, a voice interrupts: “It’s 5:45.” “It’s 5:46 now.” That’s the absurdity of asking ChatGPT to track time in...
Microsoft has full access to OpenAI's AI chip IP, says Satya Nadella
The chessboard is shifting. Satya Nadella has just confirmed what many suspected: Microsoft holds the keys to OpenAI’s entire system-level AI chip...
Study finds GPT‑4o updates trigger real mourning as users personify model
People got attached. They named their chatbot Rui or Hugh. They treated it like a diary that talked back, a friend who never got bored.
Cameron Adams explains Canva AI 2.0's limits for creative professionals
AI can generate images, layouts, and copy in seconds. It can tidy up a slide deck before you even notice the misalignment.
DeerFlow 2.0 Sets Defined Architecture and Scoped Tasks for Local AI Agents
The open-ended chaos of NanoClaw is a sandbox without walls. DeerFlow 2.0 chooses a different path: architecture first, scope second.
AI‑run retail store promises productivity boom, but only 31% trust government
The checkout counter is empty. No cashier, no scanner, just a camera that knows what you grabbed and a screen that asks for your thumbprint.
AI Psychosis Highlights Mental Health Pros' Lack of ChatGPT Access
Your therapist likely hasn't logged into ChatGPT. Many haven't bothered. That simple fact is becoming a clinical problem, as patients arrive with...
OpenAI releases GPT‑5.3‑Codex as Anthropic upgrades Claude, eyeing market
OpenAI's new model hunts for software bugs for a living. Anthropic just sharpened its own rival, Claude.
The Vergecast: Netflix vs Paramount, AI hits Nashville, Times New Roman returns
Three stories, three very different industries, one undeniable truth: the future is being rewritten in real time.
Alembic builds own GPU supercomputer to serve banks barred from cloud
For banks barred from cloud by law, the analytics frontier is a locked door. Alembic just built its own key, a private GPU supercomputer stashed in...