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Amid recent tensions with the U.S. Department of Defense, AI research company Anthropic announces the creation of the Anthropic Institute, dedicated to studying the economic, social, and policy challenges posed by powerful artificial intelligence.
Meta is preparing significant job cuts to manage the financial demands of its massive $600 billion investment in artificial intelligence, highlighting the high stakes of AI development in the tech industry.
Google has extended its Gemini-powered AI assistant in Chrome beyond the U.S., now offering enhanced browsing support to users in India, Canada, and New Zealand with the latest Gemini 3.1 update.
Hume AI has open-sourced TADA, a cutting-edge speech generation model that synchronizes text and audio processing with unprecedented speed and accuracy, eliminating hallucinated words during testing.
The US Army has consolidated over 120 procurement actions into a single enterprise contract with Anduril, potentially worth up to $20 billion, reflecting a significant investment in AI-powered defense solutions.
Synopsys has launched an integrated suite of AI chip design software tools aimed at simplifying the complex engineering processes, shortly after acquiring Ansys for $35 billion.
A new collaboration between Qualcomm and Wayve aims to streamline the integration of physical AI into vehicles, enabling faster deployment of advanced driver assistance systems worldwide while balancing safety, reliability, and brand differentiation.
Meta is preparing significant workforce cuts to support its massive investment in artificial intelligence, highlighting the growing impact of AI on corporate strategies and employment.
A new collaboration between Qualcomm and Wayve aims to streamline the integration of physical AI in vehicles, offering automakers a unified platform that enhances safety, reduces development complexity, and accelerates the deployment of advanced driver assistance systems worldwide.
ADLINK Technology and Under Control Robotics have partnered to integrate advanced AI and autonomy software to create human-like robots designed to operate safely and effectively in dangerous industrial settings such as manufacturing and mining.