OpenAI and Anthropic both rolled out major voice updates on Thursday afternoon, but the frontier AI labs seem to be

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The AI industry has largely focused on language-based approaches, using transformers trained on massive datasets to predict words or fill

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The models small enough to run on the box on your desk are getting good enough that the interesting question

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Cursor, the AI coding tool recently acquired by Elon Musk’s SpaceX in a $60 billion all-stock deal, has launched a

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Every product team is chasing the same moment: The user opens a page and thinks, this understands me. A shopper

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Many industries are excited about the possibilities AI opens up for software development. Still, for regulated industries, there’s something extra

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The AI ecosystem is drowning in tutorials on how to build a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) app in five minutes. The

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Top White House technology official Michael Kratsios on Wednesday accused Chinese artificial intelligence startup Moonshot of using deceptive practices to

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Software delivery lifecycle company (SDLC) Harness wants to put agents through the same pipelines and controls that all application code

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The general consensus emerging across the AI and industrial spheres is that the models themselves are no longer the bottleneck

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Anthropic is bringing the team behind AI startup Mendral on board to strengthen Claude’s software engineering capabilities. As part of

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Moonshot AI became the latest AI company to discover that launching a popular model is only half the battle. Less

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Ask an AI model what comes next after “bacon-double”, and the return is fairly unanimously “cheeseburger.” It’s a pattern-matched, single-pass

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Microsoft and Mistral are deepening their partnership with a multibillion-dollar agreement focused on enterprise AI infrastructure. The goal is to

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Block on Tuesday launched Buzz, a free, open-source workspace meant to give people and AI agents a Slack-like service for

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Google on Tuesday launched three new Gemini models: Gemini 3.6 Flash, a cheaper and faster 3.5 Flash-Lite, and 3.5 Flash

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The DevOps movement, set in motion nearly 20 years ago, broke down the traditional divide between software developers and IT

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Public AI assistants have become so commonplace that software vendors are increasingly adding AI search, conversational experiences, and AI agents

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The fast pace of AI research means organizations now have a wide range of models to choose from that can

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For more than a decade, leaders have used the phrase “Future of Work” to describe how technology is transforming business.

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Alibaba has revealed Qwen 3.8, its latest, greatest large language model (LLM) which, it says, is among the most powerful

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The race to make AI inference cheaper is pushing chip design beyond general-purpose accelerators. We’re now moving toward silicon that

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Moonshot AI released Kimi K3 in mid-July, selling it as a serious professional coding tool that competes head-on with Claude

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Over the past nine months, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have each introduced or renamed an enterprise agent platform. And all

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After weeks of extending temporary access while bringing additional inference capacity online, Anthropic has finalized Claude Fable 5 subscriptions. In

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Apache Spark 4.2 launched last week, and it signals an expansion of Spark’s decade-plus role at the center of enterprise

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The pull request as we know it is roughly 20 years old, younger than the careers of many people now

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When you run Kubernetes at the scale we do on Amazon EKS, nodes break constantly. GPUs fall off the PCIe

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For years, the assumption in security has been straightforward: mature detection and response programs require a Security Operations Center (SOC).

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There’s a pattern I’ve watched repeat for two years. A team builds an agent, hits reliability problems, upgrades the model,

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