Major technological advances and scientific discoveries pushing the boundaries of what's possible.
Google just dropped Lyria 3, an AI that creates custom music tracks—complete with vocals—from a simple text prompt or even a photo. We break down how it works, why it's different, and what it means for the future of creativity.
You've probably heard of AI agents that can book your flights or manage your calendar. Now, a defense company called Scout AI is using that same core technology to power weapons that can find and destroy targets on their own.
Forget just watching the 2026 Winter Olympics. Get ready to experience it. We're talking first-person drone views, 360-degree replays you control, and a personal AI expert to answer your every question.
A new AI startup called Axiom just did something incredible: its AI found solutions to four long-standing math problems that have stumped humans for years. This isn't just about faster calculations; it's a huge leap in AI's reasoning abilities.
Ever seen an AI confidently misread a tiny detail in a photo? Google's new Agentic Vision in Gemini 3 Flash aims to fix that, turning AI from a passive observer into an active detective that can use tools to get the right answer.
Alibaba just dropped a new flagship AI, Qwen3-Max-Thinking. But this isn't just about more power—it's about a clever new way of "thinking" that learns from its own process to solve complex problems more efficiently.
It's been a wild week in tech. We're talking rumors of a new AI wearable from Apple, a wild phone that can boot three different operating systems, and some big shake-ups in the phone and TV markets. Let's get into it.
Microsoft just released VibeVoice-ASR, a new open-source AI that can transcribe an entire hour of audio in a single pass. It even knows who said what, when, and understands your custom jargon.
From fixing genetic typos in a living baby to resurrecting ancient species and screening embryos for intelligence, the world of biotech is getting wild. Let's break down three technologies that are no longer science fiction.
Google just dropped TranslateGemma, a new family of open-source AI models specifically trained for high-quality translation. We break down how they work and why a smaller, specialized model can now outperform a much larger one.
Feeling a little cynical about technology lately? You're not alone. Let's cut through the noise and talk about MIT's annual list of 10 Breakthrough Technologies and what it reveals about where we're actually headed.
We've all been obsessed with bigger, more powerful AI models. But what if that's the wrong race? A new AI software engineer from Meta and Harvard shows that the system *around* the model is what truly matters, and the results are pretty stunning.