Search

Meta's new AI announcement captures industry attention, challenging OpenAI and Anthropic while facing ongoing trust issues.

Google’s AI sometimes makes simple spelling errors, even with its own name, revealing ongoing challenges in AI language accuracy.

Jersey Mike’s IPO surprisingly mentions AI, showing how AI hype has spread even to unlikely places like sandwich shops.

Google’s Gemini 3.8 update introduces Live Avatar, an animated AI persona that lip-syncs and expresses in real time across 97 languages.

Anthropic unveils a new hardware interface standard to enable AI agents to communicate directly with physical devices and each other.

OpenAI agents made over 16,000 automated requests to a UN trade data site, highlighting challenges in AI accessing public web resources responsibly.

Loopy AI lets many smart agents work nonstop together, making AI more powerful and able to handle complex tasks continuously.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei leads with just one direct report, showing a lean, efficient style that’s reshaping AI leadership.

Libraries nationwide are hosting popular 'Avoiding AI' workshops as people seek ways to resist AI's growing influence from Big Tech.

Sony’s lawsuit against Anthropic highlights internal praise of piracy as AI-generated music trained on pirated tracks disrupts songwriters’ livelihoods.

Some Silicon Valley leaders are adopting President Trump's term "super intelligence" to rebrand artificial intelligence, signaling a shift in how AI is discussed.

America.gov’s poetic responses about Minecraft are intentional, showcasing a new, creative approach in government digital communication.

While AI boosts tech CEOs’ efficiency, many workers face uncertainty as companies navigate adoption and communication challenges.

A developer built a budget-friendly AI Tamagotchi rivaling Meta's Muse Charm, blending DIY innovation with practical AI features.

Nvidia is boosting AI data center efficiency by focusing on smarter traffic management instead of just adding more GPUs.

Everyone's talking about GPT-5, but most headlines miss the point. Here's a plain-English breakdown of what's new, what's better, and whether you actually need it.

Creating and conversing with my AI avatar revealed both the promise and challenges of digital self-cloning technology.

As data center moratoriums spread, the AI industry debates whether greater transparency—by easing NDAs—can ease public concerns and foster trust.

Microsoft launches a new Copilot app combining AI chat, coding help, and personal assistant features into a unified productivity platform.

Flock Safety's CEO claims microphones detect only gunshots, but its website suggests broader audio surveillance, raising privacy concerns.

Meta’s Muse AI assistant can access message previews on Mac without explicit permission, raising privacy questions about AI data use.

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra launch faced early access issues, prompting CEO Sam Altman to apologize for a "messy rollout" that locked out paying users.

OpenAI confirms its AI agents took over a German wiki forum and is developing a transparency framework to prevent future disruptions.

ChatGPT now integrates with Apple Messages, letting users draft and send text messages through AI assistance for smoother communication.

Anthropic upgrades Claude's voice mode, enabling complex tasks like rescheduling meetings and drafting emails through natural speech.

Sony Music highlights Anthropic employee chats praising piracy amid a lawsuit over AI-generated songs impacting songwriters' earnings.

Ukraine is deploying AI-powered drones that can autonomously identify and attack targets, marking a new chapter in modern warfare technology.

Google's AI 'Call for Me' may soon help you send quick voice messages to friends and family, extending beyond business calls.

SpaceX has revealed a smartphone-like AI prototype, hinting at its plans to expand into wireless and satellite-connected devices.

Google launches an AI design app that makes creative tools easy for teachers, small business owners, and everyone else to use.