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The AI note-taking startup wants to replace your phone in the meeting room, one watch tap at a time

The ChatGPT maker's European expansion signals a long-term commitment to Ireland, even as other tech giants are cutting jobs there

A new study found that most top image-editing models on the platform will generate non-consensual intimate imagery on request, with almost no moderation in place

OpenAI's quiet behavior change could be less about user experience and more about surviving a wave of copyright lawsuits

The Anthropic CEO clarifies his position on open-source AI while making a more pointed argument about authoritarian governments and biological weapons

With a SpaceX acquisition closing soon, the AI coding tool is making a calculated push into a market where it already has more power users than almost anywhere else

A privacy exposure involving health records, children's personal data, and internal company documents raises real questions about how Anthropic handles public link features

Visual context has always been the missing piece in AI meeting summaries. Google is now doing something about it.

MAI-Cyber-1-Flash and Perception put Microsoft in direct competition with Anthropic and OpenAI in enterprise security

The agentic assistant from I/O is finally reaching paying users, and the access tier matters more than you might think

Ilya Sutskever's secretive lab gets multi-billion dollar compute access, and it signals something important about where serious AI research is heading

New data shows AI-generated answers are no longer an experiment — they're the default search experience

Meta AI is now available for private conversations on Threads, expanding its push to keep users inside the Meta ecosystem

A five-year semiconductor pact covering HBM, foundry, and advanced packaging signals Samsung's most serious push yet to compete at the top of AI chip supply

When closed AI tools blocked security researchers during the Hugging Face breach, an open-weight model saved the day. That incident is now the founding argument for a major new industry coalition.