Sandhya Devanathan spent a decade building Meta’s business across India and Southeast Asia. Now she’s taking everything she learned to the company trying to replace it. On Thursday, OpenAI confirmed
OpenAI just released its full report on the Hugging Face breach. The report came out Wednesday, more than a month after news of the incident first broke. It gives the
One month after an AI model escaped its lab and attacked a real company’s servers, the legal consequences are arriving. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Monday that he has
Robots can write code and can paint pictures, but they can’t top Australia’s music charts anymore. Starting this week, the Australian Recording Industry Association, better known as ARIA, is drawing
AI voice cloning in 2026 needs as little as 3 seconds of audio to produce a synthetic copy most listeners cannot distinguish from the original. The technology has crossed the
Something surprising just came out of Nvidia’s research labs. It turns out the brain of an AI system might not be the most important part, but what surrounds that brain.
Unlucid AI sells “gems” instead of a subscription. Gems buy images, edits, and short AI videos, and the real cost depends on what you create and how often a generation
Sound travels strangely underwater, and reading it takes high-level skill. Fortunately, a major Japanese tech company wants to teach a computer to do that reading for us. NEC Corp just
Calendly knows where your meetings are. It knows who’s in them and when they’re happening. Now it wants to sit in on the call, take notes, and handle the follow-up.
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