Artificial Intelligence
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Trump blasts data center critics: 'Backwards and poor'When it comes to the controversial AI infrastructure, the president is at odds with a majority of his constituents.
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OpenClaw 2.0 is here: A Crowdsourced update to the AI agent is now liveDo you hear that? That's the sound of thousands of Mac Minis all crying out at once.
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Texas blocks funding for Flock as backlash grows against AI surveillance camerasGovernor Greg Abbott was previously criticized by his Democratic challenger for funding Flock cameras.
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Sony Music, Warner sue Anthropic, alleging copyright infringementThe lawsuit claims the AI company is engaging in the most "blatant ongoing thefts of intellectual property in history."
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OpenAI cuts off Cursor's AI models, deepening feud with MuskThe contract will end by mid-November, months after SpaceX bought the coding tool's parent company for $60 billion.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AGI is already here — and the milestone is 'senseless'Nvidia’s focus is now on 'productive work' and 'profitable tokens.'
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Trump administration acted illegally in fight against Anthropic, judge rulesThe government was making a 'public example' of Anthropic, according to the ruling.
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Can Martha Stewart convince you Waymo is a good thing?Martha Stewart takes Waymo’s roomier new Ojai robotaxi for a spin, complete with sliding doors and Gemini-powered screens.
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Elon Musk's SpacexAI faces another lawsuit from child sexual abuse survivorA proposed class action case alleges Grok was trained on CSAM.
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Seen an ad with an AI influencer or actor? It may be against the law.New York has a law regulating AI "actors," but will Trump's FTC crack down on synthetic performers, too?
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Bill Gates proposes a 'token tax' on AI to protect human workersIn a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times, Gates said that some jobs should be "Human Reserved."
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ChatGPT can now do things on your behalf without seeing your login detailsOpenAI's chatbot *will* ask you to confirm whether you'd really like to cancel that flight.
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AI mental healthcare is here. Can it help people — or cause more problems?Talkspace now offers AI therapy. We connected with the company's Chief Medical Officer on the new offering.
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OpenAI wants California to strengthen its newly passed AI safety lawOpenAI is calling on California lawmakers to expand the state's landmark frontier AI safety law, months after the company backed its passage..
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Civil society groups push FTC to sue AI companies over book destructionDeliberately destroying rare books might be the final straw in the eyes of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Can a vehicle wrap hide your car from Flock cameras?Flashy patterns fight back against AI detection.
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ChatGPT mysteriously stops citing Reddit in many responses to usersReddit citations by ChatGPT have plunged.
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You may have just gotten Alexa+ AI for free, even if you don't have Amazon PrimeAmazon is rolling out its AI assistant to Fire TV users at not cost.
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Google is turning Search into an AI study toolAnd college students can get Google AI Pro for free.
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Anthropic’s Claude can now send Gmail emails without asking firstClaude no longer needs to seek your approval before replying to your emails.
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Reddit is testing AI-generated videos that read text posts aloudIt's cutting out the podcaster middleman.
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Grok CSAM lawsuit expands as more step forwardPlaintiffs are seeking a class action case against SpaceXAI.
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What Claude's AI text watermark actually doesAnthropic says the new feature won't change how Claude's responses read, its cost to run, or reveal anything about who's using it.
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Why is OpenAI losing so many executives?Executives keep leaving OpenAI. What's going on?
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Microsoft ditches Copilot's mascot Mico (and cuts a few AI features)Copilot's consumer and business apps are merging, resulting in these changes.
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Gemini to connect with tons of new apps, including Pandora and OpenTableThis is actually pretty useful.
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SpaceXAI launches Grok Bot, an always-on AI agentRockets are taking a back seat to AI.
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Spotify will now tell you when an artist isn’t realThe new AI Persona badge will flag synthetic artist identities and keep their music out of recommendations by default.
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Claude to start watermarking AI-generated contentAnthropic has complied with Europe's rules.
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911 calls are getting the AI treatment nowMore and more cities are leaning on AI to help emergency operators.
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Claude Code’s auto mode will be on by default, Anthropic confirmsThe idea is to speed up your coding even more.
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Meta's Muse Glimmer wants to bring AI agents to your laptopMuse Glimmer can run directly on a high-end laptop or PC as Zuckerberg challenges OpenAI and Anthropic for keeping their AI models private.
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DeepSeek to get a 'significant' price hike soonSo much for cheap AI.
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Amazon's new Texas AI data center will include massive amounts of air pollutionOf course it does.
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AI companies keep destroying old books. Here's why.There's a backlash against book destruction — and a better way to scan them.
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Old Reddit might be on the chopping block. Here’s why.Another thing you can blame AI for.
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Elon Musk’s Grokipedia reportedly hasn’t been updated since AprilAt least nothing important has happened in the world since then.
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Researchers watched OpenAI, Anthropic models take extreme measures in hacking testIt's learning from us.