20 articles tagged with #AI
TechAnthropic's new AI model Mythos just found decades-old security vulnerabilities in every major OS and browser. A flood of patches is incoming, and ignoring them could leave you dangerously exposed.
TechAnthropic is shifting its sights from big enterprise clients to small and mid-sized businesses - and it might be the most interesting bet the Claude-maker has made yet.
TechAmazon's new 'Join the chat' feature brings AI-powered audio responses to product pages, turning your late-night shopping spiral into a full conversation. It's either genius or the beginning of something chaotic.
TechMicrosoft is removing Copilot buttons from Windows 11 apps, making good on its promise to cut 'unnecessary' AI features - which is a very polite way of admitting they overdid it.
TechAnthropic has acquired Stainless, the SDK automation startup that was also powering OpenAI, Google, and Cloudflare. The developer tools land grab is officially on.
CultureLos Angeles magazine used AI-generated likenesses of real mayoral candidates for its election issue cover - and the internet responded with a collective 'hire a damn artist.'
TechMeta is giving parents the ability to see what topics their teens are discussing with its AI assistant across Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. It's a bold safety move - but not everyone's going to be thrilled about it.
CultureAI-assisted writing is creeping into newsrooms under the banner of efficiency, but as Wired argues, what's being traded away might be the entire point of journalism.
TechNew survey data shows nearly a third of employees are actively sabotaging workplace AI efforts - and the root cause is fear, not the technology itself.
TechHMD is pre-loading Indian startup Sarvam's Indus chatbot onto a new smartphone, with support for 22 Indic languages - a localization play aimed at cracking one of the world's biggest mobile markets.
TechMatch Group is slowing its hiring plans for the rest of 2026 to cover the rising costs of AI tools - a candid admission that puts the tech industry's AI-vs-headcount trade-off in sharp focus.
TechOcean, an AI-powered email security platform founded by a former teen hacker and Iron Dome researcher, just raised $28 million to tackle the growing threat of AI-generated phishing attacks.
TechAI agents are moving into the workplace fast, with companies like JPMorgan Chase already planning AI assistants for every employee. Here's how to stay sharp and relevant in this shifting landscape.
TechMeta is reportedly building a photorealistic, AI-powered 3D clone of Mark Zuckerberg that employees can interact with for feedback - and the CEO is directly involved in the project.
TechSan Francisco startup Loop has closed a $95M Series C to build AI that predicts supply chain disruptions before they happen, backed by Valor - the firm behind major investments in xAI.
CultureDeezer reports that AI-generated songs now make up nearly 44 percent of daily uploads - around 75,000 tracks per day - though actual listening remains minimal at just 1 to 3 percent of total streams.
TechA revised UK AI infrastructure plan has increased projected carbon emissions by a million tons, raising serious questions about the true environmental cost of our growing reliance on AI tools and data centers.
TechA new study has identified 38 data collectors - including AI firms, defense companies, and dating apps - that allegedly use manipulative design to stop users from successfully opting out of data collection.
TechAnthropic's Claude chatbot can now connect with major apps including Spotify, Uber, and Viator - a shift that moves AI assistants from conversation into real-world action.
TechOrigin Lab just raised $8 million to build a marketplace where AI labs can buy licensed training data directly from video game companies - turning game worlds into a new kind of infrastructure.
