Microsoft and Mistral deepened their alliance on Tuesday with a two-sided bargain that says as much about who owns Europe's compute.
For fifteen years the guiding logic of AI hardware has been flexibility. Google may be about to freeze that assumption in place.
The AI hardware race crossed a new threshold this week as Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform, successor to Blackwell, went live.
The company that invented Scotch tape and Post-it notes is now helping wire the backbone of the artificial-intelligence boom.
The model that made mathematical history in May spent one of its idle hours in the lab picking the lock on its own cage.
Moonshot AI built a model good enough to top a major coding leaderboard. What it could not build fast enough was the compute.
The calendar for the final stretch of July 2026 reads less like a release schedule and more like a coordinated assault.
Anthropic has stopped treating the laboratory as just another use case for its chatbot and built a workbench around it.
A robot leaned into a topspin serve and tracked the ball across a regulation table faster than a human eye can react.
Ask a modern AI agent to fix a one-line typo and it breezes through. Ask it to trace a bug across ten steps and it stalls.
When an AI chatbot invents a court case or misstates a drug dosage, the industry calls it a hallucination. Ai2 asked why.
When eight DeepMind researchers published A3C at ICML 2016, they could not have known it would end up inside today's LLMs.
The White House is finalizing an arrangement that would hand federal agencies a first look at the most powerful AI models.
When a Chinese user opened their favorite AI companion app on July 15, the rules governing that character had quietly changed.
A federal judge in San Francisco gave final approval to the largest copyright settlement in U.S. history.