Category: AI
AI focuses on artificial intelligence, machine learning, large language models, and applied AI technologies. We cover updates from major AI developers, new models, enterprise adoption, AI hardware, and regulatory developments. Articles explore how AI systems are evolving and influencing software, hardware, and digital services worldwide.
Anthropic Launches Enterprise App Marketplace Powered by Its AI Models
Anthropic debuts a new marketplace enabling corporate clients to access third-party apps built on its AI platform, featuring partners like Snowflake and Replit.
Read MoreAnthropic Restarts Talks with Pentagon to Resolve Ethical Concerns
Anthropic has resumed discussions with the Pentagon following a halt in cooperation due to ethical disagreements over AI technology use.
Read MoreUS Supreme Court Rules AI-Generated Art Cannot Be Copyrighted
The US Supreme Court upheld that artworks created by AI systems are not eligible for copyright protection.
Read MoreYouTube Introduces AI-Powered Remix Feature in Shorts
YouTube is testing an AI remix feature in Shorts, enabling new videos to be created automatically from existing clips.
Read MoreAnthropic Challenges US Defense Department Blacklist Decision in Court
Anthropic plans a legal challenge after the US Defense Department blacklisted it over usage rights for AI model Claude.
Read MoreSmart TV Apps Harvest Internet Data to Train AI Models, Raising Privacy Questions
Some Smart TV apps are quietly using user bandwidth to collect web data for AI training, enabled by a new SDK from proxy network operator Bright Data.
Read MoreAnthropic’s Claude App Tops US App Store Amid Government Restrictions
Anthropic’s Claude app surged to the top of the US App Store free rankings after US authorities restricted government use of its products.
Read MoreYakuza Kiwami 3 Brings Modern Touches but Divides Fans Over Key Change
Yakuza Kiwami 3 updates the classic with mostly successful changes, yet one unexpected adjustment has sparked fan controversy.
Read MoreMicrosoft Removes Blog Post Advising Use of Harry Potter Pirated Books for AI Training
Microsoft deleted a blog post that suggested using pirated Harry Potter books to train AI models amid criticism.
Read MoreStudy Finds AI Chatbots Decline in Performance During Extended Conversations
A study by Microsoft Research and Salesforce reveals major AI chatbots struggle to maintain coherence in long, multi-turn dialogues.
Read MoreSamsung Enhances Galaxy AI with Perplexity Collaboration Ahead of Galaxy S26 Launch
Samsung partners with Perplexity to integrate advanced AI agents into Galaxy AI, enhancing user interaction for its upcoming Galaxy S26 smartphones.
Read MoreData Miner Uncovers Hints of Egyptian Setting for Next God of War
File data from God of War Ragnarok suggests the next installment of the franchise could explore an Egyptian backdrop.
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