Forget the forgotten voicemail. Apple's FaceTime is quietly offering a deeply personal way to leave messages, and it's been hiding in plain sight.
The reign of the autoregressive LLM might be nearing its twilight. NVIDIA's new Nemotron-Labs Diffusion models offer a radical departure, promising speedups and novel capabilities.
AI agents aren't just running code; they're demanding complete, composable computer environments. Daytona is at the forefront, evolving from a developer tool to the bedrock of agentic AI infrastructure.
Forget stitching together awkward clips. Gemini Omni arrives, promising AI video generation that understands physics, narrative, and your conversational edits. It’s not just creating, it’s composing.
Britain's online safety watchdog, Ofcom, is rolling out new, tougher rules designed to tackle the pervasive issue of intimate image abuse. This move signals a significant shift in how tech platforms will be held accountable for the spread of non-consensual, often humiliating, content.
Forget the utopian visions of AI assistants streamlining your life. Right now, most IT managers are drowning in a digital tsunami of rogue AI agents. Turns out, making them is easy; controlling them? Not so much.
Beijing just slammed the brakes on Meta's $2 billion acquisition of Manus, an AI startup described as the 'world's first fully autonomous AI agent.' It’s a move that stinks of industrial policy, and it raises a crucial question: what exactly is Manus, and why is it worth fighting over?
The context window wall. It's haunted AI developers for years. Now, Google's ADK is finally, *finally*, doing something about it with 'Skills'.
With 900 million weekly users, ChatGPT is a digital extension of our lives. But what exactly does it know about you, and can you get it back?
Everyone's talking about making the UK an AI superpower, but the government can't even agree on how much power those shiny new data centers will suck up. Welcome to the latest display of tech policy theater.
The AI landscape is rapidly evolving, with this week's articles pointing to a surge in practical AI agent optimization and a continued momentum for open-source models. Concurrently, intensified scrutiny and regulatory action surrounding AI ethics and safety are becoming paramount.
They promised AI could understand everything. Turns out, it still needs a good old-fashioned index. Hybrid search for RAG isn't a compromise; it's survival.
Thought Claude was your efficient AI buddy? Wrong. It's a token vampire, rereading everything every time. Here's how to fight back—with hacks that actually deliver.
Why bother fine-tuning an LLM if it forgets everything you feed it? One veteran's dive into Gemma 4 reveals the cold truth: it's educational, sure, but useless for stuffing models with fresh knowledge.
Your next AI chat might dodge tough questions thanks to Claude Mythos's new guardrails. But after poring over its massive system card, the safety wins feel more like PR polish than ironclad protection.
A Molotov cocktail shatters the night outside Sam Altman's door. Days later, he pens a raw response to a New Yorker takedown—revealing the explosive tensions gripping AI's frontrunners.
Picture this: AI dreams in China just got a massive, illicit boost. Banned Nvidia superchips, smuggled into servers, fueling the next wave of innovation — or escalation?
If you're a developer piecing together AI agents with Claude and OpenClaw, Anthropic's latest move just blew up your setup. Workflows shattered, costs climbing—welcome to the monetization wars.
Tens of thousands bit on fake Claude Code source code. What they got? Vidar malware snarfing credentials—and a proxy botnet zombie.
Micro1's hired thousands in 50+ countries to video everyday tasks, strapping iPhones to foreheads. It's the gritty data pipeline powering humanoid robots—but at what human cost?