AI's Next Frontier: Assistants, Science, and Health
Meta, OpenAI, and the US government are pushing AI into new realms—productivity, science, and healthcare—raising questions about innovation, ethics, and competition.
Models, labs, real-world uses and regulation: what artificial intelligence is changing, explained and put in perspective.
Meta, OpenAI, and the US government are pushing AI into new realms—productivity, science, and healthcare—raising questions about innovation, ethics, and competition.
Midjourney acquires an astrology app, Google's Zero project disrupts data deals, and Anthropic releases a new AI model. These developments signal a tech landscape in flux.
Amazon, Anthropic, and Patreon are reshaping the AI landscape with new voice capabilities, smart home connectivity, and workforce adjustments. How are these developments altering the tech ecosystem?
Samsung unveils smart glasses, AMD invests in Anthropic, and Meta launches AI detection tools, signaling a new era in tech innovation.
Three new developments reveal the expanding influence of artificial intelligence across entertainment, cybersecurity, and content verification.
Sony sues AI music generator Udio over 30,000 songs, China's AI models clash with Trump's policies, and SpaceX's rise in index funds reshape the tech landscape.
As AI reshapes creativity and communication, debates over its role in art and society intensify. From music to literature to daily tools, the technology's influence is both celebrated and scrutinized.
Recent developments reveal insights into AI model behavior at Anthropic, structural changes at OpenAI, and rising carbon emissions at Microsoft, raising questions about sustainability and AI leadership.
OpenAI's latest voice mode upgrade for ChatGPT aims to create a more human-like interaction, while Microsoft downsizes its workforce significantly, impacting key divisions.
Meta's newly launched Muse Image model enhances AI photo generation on its platform, integrating features that include pulling users into images and expanding to multiple apps, signaling a transformative step in social media interaction.
Anthropic's Claude Cowork launches on mobile and web, enhancing accessibility, while Solos presents lighter smart glasses emphasizing voice interaction and privacy.
In a move influenced by U.S. government discussions, OpenAI restricts access to its new GPT-5.6 models, now available only to vetted partners amid cybersecurity concerns.