The summer’s biggest AI story wasn’t Anthropic’s fight with Washington or OpenAI’s IPO prep. It was happening on Hugging Face, OpenRouter, and Vercel, where open-weight models from China are eating
Bring actual iPhone parts to your interview. Keep your Apple laptop after you quit. Download confidential files while working at a competitor. Get coached by your new boss on how
Drones get all the headlines. But on the ground in Ukraine, a fleet of American autonomous vehicles has been quietly running resupply missions, hauling ammo, and evacuating wounded soldiers since
Over 560 Google workers signed a letter pleading with their CEO to say no. He said yes anyway. The Deal Nobody Was Supposed to See Google has signed a classified
What happens when you ask ChatGPT to write a children’s story about a famous storybook dragon? Apparently, it writes the actual book. Almost word for word. Penguin Random House just
Taking orders from a machine may seem unusual. However, data shows that an increasing number of Americans are open to it. A recent poll by Quinnipiac University reveals that 15%
TL;DR: The 250-Year-Old knowledge giant says ChatGPT stole its homework Think of it this way. You spend decades building a library. You hire experts. You fact-check every single word. Then
The U.S. Defense Department just dropped a bombshell on one of Silicon Valley’s biggest AI companies. The Pentagon has officially labeled Anthropic – the maker of the AI assistant Claude
People aren’t happy. And the numbers prove it. When OpenAI signed a deal with the U.S. Department of Defense, now called the Department of War under the Trump administration, users
OpenAI has now officially scrapped its plans to brand its new AI hardware as “io,” after the trademark issue that started last year. A court document dropped this week, and
