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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is making a significant investment in nuclear power by partnering with three firms to extend existing nuclear plant operations and pioneer new reactor technologies.
OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Health, a secure, private environment within its platform designed to help users manage and understand their medical data, marking a significant step into healthcare AI applications.
Microsoft’s aggressive growth in AI and cloud infrastructure is creating significant obstacles for its sustainability objectives, raising concerns about environmental impact amid the tech giant’s expansion.
SandboxAQ, a Google moonshot spinout focused on AI and quantum technologies, is embroiled in a legal conflict after a former executive filed a wrongful termination lawsuit filled with serious accusations. The company strongly denies the claims and accuses the ex-executive of attempting extortion.
While the robots showcased at CES may not fully reflect current commercial applications, they provide insight into the future directions companies are exploring with artificial intelligence.
Two ex-Harvard students, known for creating a facial-recognition app for Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses, are now introducing smart glasses equipped with an always-on AI microphone capable of capturing every conversation.
Boris Cherny, the mastermind behind Anthropic’s Claude Code, has revealed a groundbreaking workflow using multiple AI agents in parallel, reshaping how developers approach coding and boosting productivity to unprecedented levels.
A recent investigation by Epoch AI highlights critical flaws in AI benchmarking practices, showing that test outcomes vary significantly based on undisclosed testing conditions, yet the industry continues to rely on these benchmarks.
China has initiated an export control probe into Meta’s acquisition of AI company Manus, highlighting regulatory challenges despite Manus’s relocation from China to Singapore.
A recent Stanford study highlights China’s rise as the global leader in open-weight AI models, surpassing U.S. counterparts in adoption and distribution, while raising important geopolitical and security concerns.