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Google's AI image editor is rolling out broadly, and it's a direct shot at Canva's dominance in the Workspace ecosystem

A new startup is targeting the 43 million U.S. families with young kids, and it thinks an AI agent built around real app interfaces beats a simple texting bot

A new model that renders apps and websites frame by frame in real time could change how software is built — and how AI agents learn to use it

The music industry's copyright war with AI just got a lot more expensive — and a lot more specific

A single MacBook laptop is now central to Apple's attempt to prove OpenAI built its hardware business on stolen files

Over 1.7 million defense personnel are already using the military's secure AI portal, and two major additions just joined the roster

Andrew Bailey is pushing world governments to regulate frontier AI before it triggers the next market crisis

Apple hardware has quietly become a compute layer for AI agents, and neither Apple nor Nvidia quite saw it coming

How a cleanup of installation and the browser app snowballed into the biggest release in OpenClaw's history

OpenAI finally removes the one-account limit that was quietly frustrating its most active users

A Harvard Law dropout wants to do for cops what Harvey did for lawyers — and 225 agencies are already on board

As big tech builds custom silicon to escape Nvidia dependency, Nvidia is making sure those chips still need to talk to its infrastructure

A viral argument from a cryptography professor is forcing a real debate about what happens when software becomes too secure to exploit

Meta's new labeling rule targets fake AI personas, but leaves the broader AI slop problem largely untouched

Three domestic consortia, 512 Nvidia GPUs, and a mandate to keep it free forever — Seoul's 'AI for All' program is industrial policy disguised as public services