Latest AI News

The choice surprised researchers and moved markets. Here's why it matters more than it might seem.

A falsified AI-generated intelligence report nearly triggered a military boarding of a Chinese vessel. This is the most consequential AI hallucination story you'll read this year.

A new lawsuit targets Suno's v6 models, arguing that training on outputs from older, unlicensed models is still infringement

The Chinese AI agent startup is back on its own and already chasing serious capital, with an IPO reportedly on the horizon

The AI assistant can now act on your files, calendar, and messages — and the race to own the AI agent market is accelerating fast

A three-person team chained two vulnerabilities to access OpenAI employee accounts. The bigger concern is what a well-funded actor could do with the same tools.

The Claude maker has set up a wet lab in the Bay Area and wants its AI to direct robots in scientific experiments — a serious escalation of its drug discovery ambitions

Zero-shot generalization across 30 real homes is a meaningful step forward for humanoid robotics, and the numbers behind it are worth understanding

A legal-specific AI layer built on GPT-6 Astra, with a 230-million-URL case law index and new enterprise controls for law firms

The new DeepMind Institute publishes essays on AI safety, model transparency, and a proposed U.S. standards body — and not everyone inside Google agrees

A new transparency proposal from Anthropic puts a number on how much its AI is doing the work of building itself

Google Labs is expanding its CC experiment to households of up to six members, with a shared inbox, calendar sync, and memory built around group logistics

A new platform built on Data Commons gives AI agents direct access to UN statistics — because LLMs left alone get the answers wrong 79% of the time

Newly unredacted filings in the NYT lawsuit reveal that both companies privately acknowledged what they publicly denied

Mustafa Suleyman's warning about conscious AI isn't philosophical hand-wringing — it's a direct shot at a competitor's core design choices