For most of Silicon Valley, the future of artificial intelligence is simple: scale. If one large language model can summarise documents, write code, and spin ...

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Google DeepMind is not building a better gamer; it is building a better brain. The Scalable Instructable Multiworld Agent (SIMA) project, now in its second ...

As AI systems become more woven into the way people learn, debate and form opinions, the political character of these models has turned into a frontline ...

OpenAI’s new Group Chats feature isn’t just another product update, it’s a fundamental shift in how we interact with AI. For years, ChatGPT has existed as a ...

If you’ve followed Qualcomm over the years primarily for their Snapdragon chips – the ones inside your phone, your laptop, maybe even your XR headset – you’re ...

When OpenAI released GPT-5.1, it didn’t sound like much more than a routine update, another decimal in a sea of upgrades. But this “.1” hides a quiet ...

There’s an irony in calling it a “super factory.” Artificial intelligence is supposed to live in code, not concrete. Yet outside Atlanta, Georgia, Microsoft ...

The future of AI won’t be decided by bigger models – but by the developers stitching micro-agents into autonomous systems. Because if you think about it, by ...