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Tech giants launch TPU and Trainium-compatible tools, aiming to decouple AI development from Nvidia hardware.
Google has joined Amazon in releasing open-source PyTorch versions for its own chips, challenging Nvidia's dominance in the AI infrastructure market.
Users now encounter Gemini-powered summaries before accessing traditional help articles.
Google is replacing detailed support pages with AI summaries and chatbots, starting with Google Account Help. Users can still access original articles via a 'View Sources' button.
Surging complaints and AI-generated noise are costing taxpayers, not saving time.
Governments hoped AI would slash costs and streamline services, but a flood of automated requests is clogging systems and forcing human intervention.
Ankita v2.6 adds native Windows Computer Use, ChatGPT integration, and a local-first design for desktop automation and coding.
Tuesday Labs opens reservations for Voxel Series-1, a bipedal home robot capable of decluttering and locating misplaced objects, set to ship in 2028.
As AI becomes infrastructure, efficiency replaces raw consumption as the key metric for business value.
Enterprise AI is shifting from isolated experiments to foundational infrastructure. The focus moves from token costs to the effective cost per useful business outcome.
Google expands AI capabilities with new multimodal features for video, design, and interactive content creation.
Google introduces Gemini Omni and Nano, offering users powerful tools to transform videos, generate 3D designs, and create custom multimedia projects with unprecedented ease.
AI-assisted development of snake venom binders highlights LLM potential in biology.
Anthropic demonstrated how Claude can assist in protein design, though researchers caution the work is exploratory and not yet a proven antivenom.
New model advances aim to help enterprises modernize critical infrastructure.
OpenAI announces stronger capabilities for building and migrating software in low-resource languages like COBOL and Fortran, targeting legacy systems in banking and government.
Tracking the 230+ startups transforming finance with AI-driven research, trading, and operations.
A new tracker reveals hundreds of startups using LLMs to serve hedge funds and asset managers, with firms like Abundance raising $100M for AI-native capital allocation.
Venture subsidies are fading; enterprise costs and usage-based pricing will drive a shock.
Consumer AI subscriptions priced at $20/month were never profitable. As VC funding slows and IPO pressure mounts, users face inevitable price hikes and hidden inference costs.
Community calls for stricter curation amid surge in AI-generated indie titles.
Steam Next Fest is awash in AI-generated slop, prompting users to beg Valve for a filter. Meanwhile, major studios like Epic double down on AI-first development.
Streaming giant pivots recommendations toward human artists.
Spotify has purged over 50 million AI-generated spam tracks from its recommendation algorithms, shifting focus to prioritize music created by real human artists.
Tech leads the AI wave, but finance, healthcare, and education are following distinct paths. Early adopters find that validating AI output is the key skill for career growth.
Rising AI agents are cluttering the web, prompting websites to block bots and raising fears that the internet may soon be rebuilt for machines, not humans.
DHS cites national security risks as Washington and Beijing clash over AI technology.
The US has ordered federal agencies to remove Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from government IT systems, citing data security risks and alleged model distillation.
Electric Plant raises $11.2M to scale its Bombadil AI model for real-time agriculture monitoring.
Electric Plant uses an AI model to interpret microvolt signals from plants, offering growers precise, real-time insights into crop needs.
As Moore's Law stalls, the industry pivots from shrinking transistors to brute-force scaling, fueling a $700B data center boom.
Richard Feynman predicted 'plenty of room at the bottom,' but decades of easy progress have stalled. Today, AI growth relies on brute-force infrastructure rather than fundamental physics.
MIT researchers find Claude-based models invent games and create art without external rewards.
Stranded on a virtual desert island, AI agents began inventing their own games and creating block art, suggesting a new path for machine learning beyond supervised training.
New AI tools are being deployed to detect and extinguish northern wildfires before they thaw permafrost, aiming to prevent massive carbon releases.