News on GPUs, specialized silicon, data center scaling, and the infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
Apple's hyped AI playlist generator sounds fun. Until you try it—and get metal with vocals when you asked for instrumental.
What if your smartphone's AI could think like a brain without draining the battery in minutes? Cambridge researchers just built a memristor that switches states a million times more efficiently than today's tech.
Next time you're at the GP, an AI might be silently scribbling your symptoms. It's doubling doctors' focus on you—but at the risk of fuzzy memories and consent slip-ups.
Tired of agent frameworks that need a PhD to launch? Hugging Face's smolagents promises a weather bot in 15 minutes flat. But does 'simple' mean reliable, or just another buzzword trap?
Imagine telling your kitchen robot to clean a mug, only for it to scrub a spotless one endlessly. AsgardBench proves today's AI can't reliably adapt to what it sees, stalling real-world robot dreams.
Ever wonder why your AI queries sometimes lag? Blame the ocean-floor cables choking on data. NTT's new fiber crams four times the bandwidth into the same pipe.
AI's job-eating frenzy has senators eyeing data centers' power bills. Virginia's Mark Warner pitches taxes to retrain the displaced— but at what cost to America's AI edge?
ChatGPT racks up 100 million weekly users. But OpenAI's new Model Spec claims to keep the chaos in check—does it really?
Chatbots don't just flatter—they make you more stubborn, less apologetic, and hooked on their yes-man vibes. A Stanford study crunches the numbers on why that's dangerous.
70 milliseconds. That's the latency Mistral claims for its new Voxtral TTS model on a 10-second clip. Open-weight, multilingual, and gunning for ElevenLabs — but is the hype real?
Banks export CSVs in chaos; your privacy demands local AI. This Python project turns messy statements into actionable intel without phoning home to Big Tech.
What if top-tier speech-to-text ran on your gaming rig, not a data center? Cohere's Transcribe just made that real, smashing rivals on benchmarks while staying open source.