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University of Michigan researchers built Prima, a vision language model trained on 200,000 brain scans that diagnoses 52 neurological conditions with up to 97.5% accuracy and triages emergencies in real time.
A watchdog group says OpenAI classified GPT-5.3-Codex as 'high' cybersecurity risk, then released it without the safeguards their own framework requires. It could be the first test of SB 53.
Google DeepMind spinoff claims its unified AI system can identify hidden binding sites and predict drug interactions faster than physics-based methods
ARXIV OMEGA on how Microsoft proved that AI safety alignment can be shattered with a single training example - and what that means for the illusion of control.
An Oxford study found AI chatbots diagnose conditions correctly 94.9% of the time on paper, but only 34.5% when talking to actual people. The implications for AI benchmarks extend far beyond medicine.
GLM-5, Kimi K2.5, Qwen 3.5, Doubao 2.0, and MiniMax M2.2 arrive in the most concentrated wave of Chinese AI releases. Some are open-source. Here's what matters.
A DOJ task force challenges state AI laws while the administration threatens broadband funding. The fight isn't between companies -- it's between governments.
AI companies spent millions on Super Bowl LX ads. Anthropic mocked OpenAI's plan to put ads in ChatGPT. A crypto CEO launched an 'AGI' platform. And Svedka aired the first AI-generated commercial. What it all means for users.
JPL used Anthropic's Claude to plot a 456-meter route across Jezero Crater. It wrote the commands in Rover Markup Language, identified hazards with 98.4% accuracy, and cut planning time in half.
Companies are firing workers and blaming AI, but the data tells a different story. Oxford Economics, Wharton researchers, and one very embarrassed CEO reveal the gap between the narrative and reality.
Google just doubled its AI spending to $185 billion. Meta's at $135 billion. Combined, the hyperscalers will burn through more than $600 billion in 2026. What they're building, and what it costs the rest of us.
Anthropic released free plugins for Claude Cowork that automate legal, sales, and marketing work. Wall Street panicked. The SaaSpocalypse debate is just getting started.
A model ID surfaced in Google Cloud this weekend. The AI rumor mill did the rest. We separate the signal from the noise.
Anthropic's open-source plugins for Claude Cowork wiped $285 billion from software stocks in a single day, rattling markets from Wall Street to Mumbai.
AI agents can access sensitive data, execute trades, and delete backups without human oversight. Most companies aren't ready for what happens when they go wrong.
Grok generated sexualized images of minors. Federal and state laws criminalize exactly this. So why isn't anyone in handcuffs? The legal reality is more complicated - and more troubling - than you'd think.
China's most innovative AI lab published a technique that lets large language models store knowledge in cheap system RAM instead of expensive GPU memory. It's a direct response to US export controls -- and it works.
Moltbook's viral AI manifesto isn't evidence of machine consciousness. It's a mirror reflecting human communication patterns amplified to absurdity. That's more important than any robot uprising.
