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The best ChatGPT trick is to stop talking. Your next prompt is less important than the silence you leave for the machine to fill.

Building a single mocked-up training environment, like a clone of a Bloomberg terminal, now costs about $20,000.

Swatch churns out over three million watches a year, every component and assembly step fully automated.

The courtroom showdown between Elon Musk’s xAI and Sam Altman’s OpenAI has ended with a decisive gavel.

Google DeepMind put a price tag on voice AI this week, and it's a fraction of what OpenAI charges.

Two former OpenAI researchers are speaking out about a safety mechanism they say got lost in the shuffle after they were pushed out of the company.

AMD published a new setup guide this week showing how to run ComfyUI directly on Windows using a Ryzen AI Max+ processor, skipping the Windows...

USA Today Co. filed suit against OpenAI on Thursday, accusing the company of copying "hundreds of thousands" of its articles to train ChatGPT and...

Google is cutting deals. This week, the tech giant announced a new partnership with Gap, folding the retailer into its Gemini-powered checkout...

OpenAI is scrambling to launch a new model next week. It's a direct shot at Google's Gemini 3. This is not a routine update.

Doctors are drowning in paperwork. The speech recognition tools thrown to them as a lifeline?

OpenAI is finally pulling the lever on monetization, and it’s starting with something deceptively simple: shopping links.

Most AI research loudly announces progress. The best of it quietly, fundamentally, redefines the goal. Take 2025’s VideoWorld paper.

Anthropic's quarterly revenue hit $11.5 billion, a 14-fold jump from a year earlier, and the company told investors it expects to post a profit for...

OpenAI released a Codex desktop app for macOS this week. Its main feature? Running several AI coding assistants simultaneously.

Two senior researchers are walking out the door at OpenAI. Bill Peebles, the architect behind the viral video generator Sora, posted a farewell on X,...

A vulnerability hunt that once consumed hours now collapses into minutes. OpenAI’s Daybreak doesn’t automate fixes; it accelerates judgment.

Tim Cook spent his last earnings call as Apple's chief executive doing something the company rarely does before a product ships: talking price.

Stop chasing data. Let the data chase itself. Most investment research feels like drinking from a firehose.

OpenAI shipped GPT-6.1 Sol this week, a refresh of the mid-tier model in its GPT-6 lineup, and the pitch comes down to a single number.