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Tesla hitting “restart” on its Dojo supercomputer project isn’t just a random engineering update — it’s another sign that Elon Musk still wants Tesla to own as…

ServiceNow and OpenAI are taking their partnership a step further — and it’s a sign of where enterprise AI is heading next. Instead of treating AI like a…

India’s role in the AI boom is starting to look a lot bigger than “cheap engineering talent” or “the next outsourcing hub.” The momentum is shifting toward…

South Korea is turning its AI ambitions into a full-blown public competition — and it’s not playing around. Late last year, more than a thousand people packed…

OpenAI is about to cross a line it’s spent years acting allergic to: putting ads inside ChatGPT. Starting in the next few weeks, the company says it will begin…

When Elon Musk says he wants up to $134 billion from OpenAI and Microsoft, it’s hard not to do a double take — not just because the number is absurdly large,…

News Corp just made one of the clearest statements yet that AI in journalism is moving out of the “experiment” phase and into the “this is how the work gets…

For most of its life, Wikipedia has run on a simple, almost idealistic idea: knowledge should be free, and anyone should be able to access it. That model held…

Airbnb hiring Ahmad Al-Dahle — a longtime Apple veteran who most recently ran major generative AI efforts at Meta — isn’t just a standard “new CTO” headline.…

Salesforce just gave Slackbot a major promotion — and it’s a sign of where workplace AI is really headed. For years, “AI at work” mostly meant scattered…

The humanoid robot industry has always had the same frustrating limitation: robots don’t just need to work — they need to be taught. And teaching them has…

Anthropic’s decision to test Cowork isn’t just another incremental feature launch. It’s a signal that AI is crossing an important threshold—from something that…