Explore the latest developments in AI, from large language models to breakthrough algorithms transforming industries.
Cisco and Splunk just released a new open-source AI model for time series forecasting, and it's built differently. Find out why its unique "multiresolution" approach is a big deal for anyone working with real-world observability and security data.
Ever notice that awkward pause while your AI assistant thinks? Microsoft's new VibeVoice-Realtime AI model aims to fix that, generating speech in just 300 milliseconds. Let's break down how it works and why it matters for the future of voice AI.
Forget chatbots with browser plugins. The OpenAGI Foundation just released Lux, a new AI model that can actually use a computer—and it's already outperforming giants like Google and OpenAI on real-world tasks.
Researchers from Apple just dropped a new AI model called CLaRa, and it tackles one of the biggest headaches in Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). It compresses documents by up to 128x and teaches the AI's two halves to finally work together.
What if a simple, non-invasive eye exam could spot Alzheimer's disease before symptoms even start? We're exploring the groundbreaking idea that AI can analyze your retina to predict dementia, a concept championed by Dr. Eric Topol.
While some argue that AI regulation will kill innovation, Anthropic's President Daniela Amodei has a different take. She's betting that in the long run, the market will actually reward the companies that prioritize safety.
Ever wonder how an AI model with 47 billion parameters can run faster than one with 13 billion? It's not magic—it's an architecture called Mixture of Experts (MoE). Let's break down how MoE is changing the game.
You've probably heard of AI creating images, but what about entire 3D worlds? A surprising player, Chinese gaming giant Tencent, is leading the charge, and its new AI models could change a lot more than just video games.
Just when we got used to AI assistants, Amazon has unleashed agents that can code for days without help. We'll break down what this means, and why Waymo's driverless cars are suddenly driving a lot more like humans.
Amazon just unveiled a new class of "frontier agents"—AI that can autonomously code, test, and manage IT for days without human help. It's a huge leap beyond tools like Copilot, and it's going to change what it means to be a software engineer.
A new campaign from QuickBooks isn't just selling software; it's selling a feeling—the feeling of finally getting a break. Let's talk about why their vision for AI is one of the most practical and refreshing things I've seen in a long time.
A company is now using AI to scan inmates' phone calls for planned crimes, raising huge surveillance questions. Let's break down this story and other major tech news you might have missed this week.