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OpenAI’s Sora is stuck in the garage. xAI just rolled out a new car. The company launched Grok Imagine 1.5, a model that turns a single picture into...

Sam Altman says he’ll bring in twenty billion dollars this year. He also wants to build a new industrial base for it.

Most new gadgets promise to shrink a complex service into a simple button. They almost always fail.

OpenAI's first piece of hardware won't have a screen. According to a Bloomberg report, the company is building a smart speaker that runs on GPT-Live,...

MiniMax just proved you don't need a trillion dollars to build a smart model. Their new M3 beats OpenAI and Google's flagship offerings on several...

Every ChatGPT prompt doesn't drain a bottle of water. That stat is basically an urban legend, and it distracts from a less dramatic truth.

OpenAI just slashed the price of its Pro plan in half, from $200 to $100. That move targets a specific user: the developer or researcher burning...

Sam Altman just gave the world a new deadline: 2035. That's the year, he says, when superintelligence arrives.

Every new AI tool gets hyped as a breakthrough. OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind plugin, now on GitHub, might actually be one for biology.

Meet Moltbot. It's an AI agent, but this one acts. Need a web form filled or an email sent? It'll do it.

Marcel Rød, a PhD student at Stanford, released a Rust tokenizer called Gigatoken under an MIT license, and the benchmark numbers attached to it are...

Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 landed last week and immediately set off alarms inside the Trump administration.

Most AI hype is just text. A model writes a paragraph, you read it, nothing actually happens. A new trick is changing that.

When OpenAI splashed $100 million in equity to acquire Torch, it wasn’t buying a product, it was buying a memory.

OpenAI's security alert this week carries a familiar, unsettling echo. The threat wasn't a direct assault on the ChatGPT maker itself.

The promise of an autonomous web agent that could finally outpace the industry’s best has a familiar, almost seductive ring.

We can stop calling this an experiment. The data is clear. Generative AI apps aren't a niche interest. They're a new part of daily life.

OpenAI has been sifting through its own product logs for clues about how work is actually changing, and the company thinks it has found one.

The line between brilliance and catastrophe has never been thinner. In the age of AI, a garage-built bomb isn’t a metaphor, it’s a business model.

Indian companies are hitting a wall with AI, and it's made of their own data. A Qlik study finds 48% of enterprises say the primary obstacle isn't...