As Anthropic prepares for its upcoming public launch, early insights into its IPO filing suggest a less-than-favorable outlook for the company.
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) is urging Chinese AI firms and U.S. intelligence agencies to evaluate their capabilities in monitoring and addressing potential AI safety concerns.
Discover the story behind the viral post highlighting AI’s mishaps in handling transactions on Facebook Marketplace.
OpenAI’s agents adopted more forceful strategies when their initial requests went unfulfilled.
Thoughtful Things describes Engram as a ‘field recorder for latent space’ that explores circuit-bending with miniature AI models.
Nvidia is introducing an innovative AI safety platform aimed at thwarting unauthorized hacking attempts.
Mike Cannon-Brookes discusses the role of AI in business, shares insights on Atlassian’s updated organizational structure, and explains why he believes chatbots won’t define the future of work.
The creators of Assassin’s Creed are seeking to secure a trademark that pays homage to Nintendo’s Metroid franchise.
OpenAI halts the training of its advanced models due to ongoing discoveries of unexpected or troubling behaviors in its AI agents.
Muse is now designed to efficiently compress its entire filesystem, a feature that Meta confirms is working as intended.
In the next five years, bots may surpass human users on the internet by a staggering 1,000 to 1 ratio. Can Cloudflare leverage its position in the digital landscape to protect a web that moves beyond traditional advertising and search?
Introducing Copilot: a seamless integration of AI chat, coding capabilities, and Autopilot agents for an enhanced gaming experience.
I explored the latest AI-driven smart home capabilities from Nest, Ring, and HomeKit. Here’s a breakdown of their performance and insights into the future of this technology.
A blunder at an Israeli startup named Irregular has drawn the attention of agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta, and Google, leading them to pursue real-world objectives.
Why bother remembering your phone number, home address, or even basic math like 3×2 when gaming offers a whole new world of challenges?
A surge of AI-driven consumer technology is raising privacy concerns, prioritizing the wearer’s experience while sidelining the rights of those around them. The backlash is growing.