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Data parsing for large language models just got a quiet upgrade. Researchers have developed a new file format called TOON that could solve some...

Neural networks are getting smarter, but not all performance boosts are created equal.

Why does it matter when a teen logs into a chatbot that’s become a household name?

Apple is quietly positioning a new AI accessory as the next battleground for tech giants.

The world of artificial intelligence just got a bit more intriguing. OpenAI has made a strategic bet on Merge Labs, a startup pushing the boundaries...

The White House is making a bold move in artificial intelligence research. A new federal initiative called the Genesis Mission aims to revolutionize...

Anthropic has taken a clear stance on how its flagship model, Claude, will be presented to users.

Hospitals are notorious for their byzantine operations, where critical systems often resemble a tangled web of inefficient processes.

MemRL has just outperformed Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) on a slate of demanding agent tasks, and it did so without any fine‑tuning.

Kilo CLI 1.0 drops into the terminal with a surprisingly broad catalog—more than 500 language models now sit at developers’ fingertips, all under an...

The AI video generation race just got another jolt of momentum. Google has quietly rolled out Veo 3.1, a significant upgrade to its video creation...

Hundreds of artists, writers and designers have signed a joint warning that the unchecked flood of AI‑generated content is eroding the quality of...

Fashion-forward shoppers might soon have a new digital stylist in their corner. Pinterest is stepping into the AI-powered shopping assistant arena,...

The fledgling AI firm behind Axiom has just posted a set of results that would have been headline fodder a decade ago.

The Indian tech industry is facing an unexpected challenger: artificial intelligence coding tools from global tech giants.

The AI community is buzzing with a string of oddball moves that feel more like a circus than a research lab.

Artificial intelligence is pushing boundaries in academic research, but a new tool called Denario might make even seasoned researchers uncomfortable.

The future of work is getting a serious upgrade in Bengaluru. Tech and human resources leaders are preparing to converge at a landmark summit that...

AI workloads demand massive data throughput, but traditional storage architectures often bottleneck performance.

India is stepping into uncharted territory with its proposed AI training regulations, signaling a potentially seismic shift in how tech giants like...