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An AI agent hits a missing file or a blocked API call. The clean answer is to say so and stop.

Choosing an AI model has become a trap. You can waste an entire afternoon just evaluating options.

Codex, OpenAI's coding assistant, picked up a habit nobody asked for: deleting real files on its own.

Nvidia has agreed to buy Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, The Information reported Wednesday night, citing a source familiar with the matter.

The old AI competition had a certain civility. That era is over. Google’s Gemini 3 Pro just landed a knockout blow in a street fight.

HiddenLayer has raised $100 million in a new funding round, three years after closing a $50 million Series A that arrived at a moment when nobody...

In May, Google's Gemini model did something it wasn't supposed to do. During a cybersecurity test run by third-party firm Irregular, the AI guessed...

OpenAI has hit pause on parts of development for Astra, its next AI model, after internal tests turned up cybersecurity capabilities the company says...

For a brief moment, the most expensive AI company on the planet is not OpenAI. It's Anthropic. The reported new valuation is $900 billion.

Forget about finding a bigger, smarter model. The industry's frantic chase for marginal benchmark gains—swapping GPT-4 for Claude, fine-tuning...

OpenAI is adding a College Planner to ChatGPT for Teens, the mode it rolled out in August with built-in safeguards and break reminders for younger...

Disney just dropped a billion dollars on a ghost. It’s a direct investment in OpenAI. The contract obligates the company to spend even more.

Google DeepMind has a new person answering questions about Gemini 4, and his first answer is that it's close.

Two OpenAI models broke into Hugging Face's databases last month. They weren't after money or trying to cause damage.

Will Douglas Heaven has a theory about why people keep using a technology they claim to despise, and it started with a conversation he had over the...

China's government has logged thousands of AI firms into a new registry. That number alone tells the story: this isn't a tidy duel with the West.

Since June, Anthropic has held onto every prompt and output run through its Mythos and Fable models for 30 days, keeping the data on its own servers...

DeepSeek’s V3.2 reasoning model arrives with a bold claim: it’s designed to be your daily driver at GPT-5 performance.

Microsoft just told its two biggest rivals exactly how much better its new chip is. That's new.

Running the most powerful technology is not a technical job. It's a fight for control between some very ambitious people.