The latest news and updates about AI
Cognition's acquisition of Poke proves that friendly, human-like interaction is the next critical competitive advantage in AI.
New AI lab Prentis, co-founded by Reid Hoffman and Marc Pincus, is in talks to raise $100M to automate routine computer tasks.
OpenAI has introduced a physical AI keypad that bridges the gap between hardware and software, offering useful shortcuts for developers and a puzzle for everyone else.
AMD is launching its new Helios AI rack-scale system later this year to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the artificial intelligence hardware market.
Strict AI guardrails from OpenAI and Anthropic are blocking legitimate security researchers, posing a silent threat to small businesses relying on AI for defense.
IBM argues that corporate spending on AI is only temporarily denting mainframe sales, emphasizing that core infrastructure remains vital.
Meta and Snapchat are investing heavily in AI-powered smart glasses, but growing public backlash over privacy, bulky designs, and social stigma could halt their momentum before they go mainstream.
A new report from Pangram reveals that over 40% of long-form LinkedIn posts show signs of AI generation, raising concerns about the future of social networks.
A federal court has approved Anthropic's historic $1.5 billion settlement over copyright infringement. While closing this case, the future of AI training remains a massive debate.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's recent visit to Tokyo secured deals across Japan's tech sector, signaling a shift toward sovereign AI that offers valuable lessons for Iranian creators.
