Articles about AI Capabilities in Technology & AI
OpenAI just released GPT-5.1, a major update focused on smarter, more efficient AI. Discover how its new adaptive reasoning, dynamic thinking, and custom personality settings will change the way you use ChatGPT.
We usually think of AI as a chatbot, but what happens when it gets a body? Anthropic just connected its Claude AI to a robot dog, and the results are a fascinating glimpse into our physical future.
A new AI voice from SquadStack just tricked over 80% of listeners into thinking it was human. It's a huge milestone, but it also raises some serious questions about deepfakes, scams, and the future of conversation.
Ever feel like you're talking to a chatbot with amnesia? Let's fix that. We'll walk through how to give an AI a persistent memory, a way to learn about you, and even a way to forget—just like a real person.
A new benchmark tested AI agents on real-world freelance tasks, and the results were surprisingly poor. Find out why your job is safe and what these AI "workers" are still missing.
AI agents are powerful but often get lost during complex, multi-step tasks. Discover EAGLET, a groundbreaking "plug-and-play" planner that gives agents the high-level strategy they need to succeed, without any human-labeled data.
Top scientists are exploring theories that treat consciousness not as magic, but as a computable process. We dive into the leading blueprints for an AI algorithm for consciousness and ask the ultimate question: can we actually build a sentient machine?
I've always had a Korean accent. I decided to test the latest AI voice changers to see if they could erase it and make me sound "American." The results were fascinating, and a little unsettling.
OpenAI is hinting that ChatGPT-5 will have a breakthrough in mathematical reasoning. But can it really tackle advanced math proofs, or is it just hype? We explore what this leap in AI logic could mean for science, tech, and the future of human intellect.
OpenAI claims GPT-5 has achieved a breakthrough in mathematical reasoning. But can it actually prove advanced theorems that stump humans, or is it just a smarter calculator?