Two years after launching against the AI industry's prevailing instincts, Venice AI has become a profitable unicorn.
Most of the world's data is trapped inside video, and almost none of it can be searched. TwelveLabs wants to change that.
Nvidia has spent the AI boom selling shovels. Now it wants a cut of the gold, offering compute for a slice of revenue.
OpenAI has decided the hardest part of enterprise AI is no longer building the model. It is getting the model deployed.
Blackstone is preparing to plant one of the largest private-capital flags yet in Asia's artificial-intelligence buildout.
Chinese AI firm Unisound has released U2, a 266-billion-parameter MoE model that activates just 10 billion parameters per token.
Anthropic wants the people who sign the checks for Claude to stop being surprised by them.
When a NASA telescope stares at the whole sky for a decade, it captures far more than it was built to count.
For five years the story of computational biology has been AlphaFold. A hybrid model now challenges it on the hardest proteins.
In the span of a single week, OpenAI watched Washington delay its flagship GPT-5.6 launch, then floated a 5% stake for the government.
The White House is racing to finalize voluntary standards governing how the most powerful AI systems reach the public.