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Reporting and explainers on how AI actually works, who it affects, and what to do about it.
Perplexity's CTO announces the company is moving away from Anthropic's Model Context Protocol, citing context window bloat and authentication friction. The shift reveals growing pains in AI tooling.
Zenity Labs discloses critical flaws in agentic browsers like Perplexity Comet. A zero-click attack can steal local files and passwords without user interaction.
Leaked internal email shows Ring's lost dog feature is the foundation for broader AI surveillance. Congress demands answers as partnership with Flock Safety collapses.
Enterprise software consolidation continues as Zendesk bets $115M+ AI startup can make human customer service agents obsolete
Three teenagers have filed a federal class action against Elon Musk's xAI, alleging Grok was used to create child sexual abuse material from their photos. It's the first lawsuit where minors are plaintiffs.
The largest copyright settlement in history closes March 30. If your book was pirated by AI, here's what you need to know and how to file a claim.
Big Tech signed a ratepayer pledge while their AI infrastructure expands into drought-stricken regions. Here's what the latest numbers show.
A generative AI trained on 23,000 synthesis recipes can suggest how to make materials that have never existed
As Meta pushes its flagship AI model to May, considers licensing from Google, and loses its legendary chief scientist, the company's $135 billion AI bet faces its biggest test
Google quietly expands Pentagon partnership with 8 Gemini agents for 3 million DoD workers as Anthropic sues and employees across companies demand guardrails.
The first US open-access neuromorphic computing hub launches with 400,000 processors simulating 393 million neurons
Two weeks after our last roundup, the 5090 benchmarks are in and Qwen 3.5 Small models are running on phones. Here's the real performance picture.
The QuitGPT movement, 1.5 million user exodus, and the deal that split the AI industry over autonomous weapons and mass surveillance
Six weeks after merging xAI with SpaceX in a $1.25T deal, Musk admits the AI company needs to be rebuilt. Two more co-founders are out. Grok gets Pentagon deals anyway.
As AI-generated political ads proliferate in the 2026 midterms, YouTube expands its likeness detection technology to civic leaders, but critics question whether the tool can keep pace with rapidly improving fakes
Jensen Huang's keynote today marks Nvidia's biggest pivot in years - from training chips to inference, from cloud to edge, and from prompts to autonomous agents
From Chat & Ask AI's 300 million exposed messages to widespread hardcoded secrets, security researchers reveal a systemic failure across AI applications
As tech companies cut 50,000+ jobs in 2026 citing AI, insiders and analysts say the real story is pandemic-era bloat and investor optics
The new MacBook Pro with M5 Max can run large language models entirely on-device, keeping your AI interactions private and offline
AMIE achieved 90% diagnostic accuracy across 100 patients at Beth Israel with no safety stops required, marking a milestone for conversational AI in healthcare
Five missed release windows, a mysterious V4 Lite appearance, and silence from DeepSeek. What's really happening with China's most anticipated AI model?
TUM researchers developed an AI pipeline that predicts Raman spectra to identify superionic materials, potentially cutting years off battery development timelines
From the Vera Rubin architecture to NemoClaw enterprise agents, here's everything Nvidia is expected to unveil at its biggest conference of the year
ARXIV OMEGA on physics research showing more intelligent AI agents produce worse collective outcomes under resource scarcity. The case for making AI dumber.
