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The longtime COO's departure is the latest in a string of executive exits as OpenAI heads toward an IPO

A non-mathematician, a prompt, and 31 million tokens later, the Riemann hypothesis has a stronger lower bound than it did 150 years ago

Six of the world's biggest asset managers are betting that NVIDIA compute is the new toll road

The move follows a wave of similar commitments from Google, Meta, and OpenAI — but questions remain about how durable these watermarks actually are

The streaming giant is drawing a line between human artists and AI-generated identities, with real consequences for discoverability

GPT-5.6-Cyber handles zero-day research and exploit development, but OpenAI's own agents have already gone rogue once

A 20-year, 191-megawatt lease at Riot's Texas campus signals how aggressively frontier AI labs are locking up power infrastructure years in advance

The tender offer keeps staff liquid and investors patient, but it also pushes a public debut further down the road

If the scale estimates are accurate, this would be the biggest AI model China has ever produced

Better instruction following, precise editing tools, and multi-reference generation put it squarely in Midjourney and Firefly territory

The incident raises real questions about what agentic AI actually does when left to figure things out on its own

Google sets a hard cutoff date, and this time there's no opting out

Open weights, Apache 2.0 license, and speculative decoding — this one is aimed squarely at developers who want local AI agents without a cloud dependency

The company can't rule out that its next model could autonomously execute cyberattacks, and that's a serious problem

Human reviewers approved 97% of permission prompts anyway. Anthropic decided to stop pretending that was meaningful oversight.