A startup wants companies to stop asking real people what they think, and start asking fake ones instead.
AMD delivered exactly the kind of quarter it needed to justify a soaring stock and a headline-grabbing bet on Anthropic.
Palantir Technologies did not just beat Wall Street in the second quarter. It rewrote the pace at which a company scales.
Spotify used its second-quarter earnings call on Tuesday to widen the coalition behind its most closely watched product.
When SoftBank Group reports fiscal first-quarter results in Tokyo on Thursday, the numbers on the page will matter.
For decades, proving that America's biggest construction projects paid workers fairly came down to a spot check.
When Microsoft Research quietly pushed a repository called Orchard to GitHub this week, the AI trade press took notice.
Google Cloud this week moved the core of its Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform into general availability.
Most security software takes months to buy and weeks to install. Crogl wants to be running before you finish coffee.
The hardest thing about teaching a robot to operate on a person is that you cannot afford to let it practice on one.
For decades, designing a protein that reliably grabs onto a chosen target was a slow, artisanal craft.
The AI industry spent 2025 and 2026 racing to ship autonomous agents. Measuring them is another matter.
Ask a large language model to fix a typo and it rarely stumbles. Ask it to reproduce an entire experiment, and it wanders.
Bury the fact that your chatbot has been tuned to push a particular answer, and you may be breaking federal law.
The first comprehensive state law in the country meant to police algorithmic discrimination was supposed to be a template.