Get ready for the upcoming Made by Google event, where a lineup of exciting new Pixel devices is set to be unveiled. Here’s what you need to know.
Brad Lightcap, who has been with OpenAI for eight years as the head of special projects and previously served as COO, is set to leave the company in the coming weeks.
Snyder discusses the company’s venture into high-end audio, the partnership with Bose, and the future of exceptional sound in the age of AI.
Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg shares his vision for the future of artificial intelligence in an extensive essay that exceeds 6,500 words.
Sean Murray draws parallels between the AI development landscape and the strategies companies are adopting for post-COVID office re-openings.
An increasing number of gamers are turning to AI detection tools to identify machine-generated content. However, the reliability of these tools may not be as high as advertised.
The team is confident that the launch will proceed smoothly, even in light of the challenges posed by the rapid growth of AI technology.
OpenAI has decided to halt progress on its Astra model due to concerns that it does not align with the security standards the company is implementing.
Roku is showcasing the diverse collection of quirky content from AI startup Fairground.
Rapper Fenix Flexin is clarifying his stance on the use of AI in creating his Billboard Top 100 hit “Rubberz,” stating that he never claimed to have avoided its use.
A facility in Pecos County, Texas, now has approval to emit up to 33 million tons of CO2 to support its AI data center operations, which is owned by Amazon.
As Google’s Gemini models face challenges and key figures like Jeff Dean and Demis Hassabis transition to new positions, the question arises: Can Google maintain its competitive edge in AI? Join us for an in-depth discussion on The Vergecast.
An indie developer was taken aback when they discovered that Google AI had access to confidential details about their Steam game that had not been publicly disclosed.
Recent shifts in Google’s AI leadership, including Demis Hassabis taking on a new role and Jeff Dean’s exit, appear to be influenced by demands for faster product development and internal ethical disagreements.
Florida’s restrictions on data centers reflect a growing, bipartisan backlash against the AI sector.
SoftBank contributed $50 million to the Trump Presidential Library shortly before revealing a data center agreement in Ohio, where it is leasing federal land.