A new ideological flashpoint is emerging in the tech world. Palantir Technologies has circulated a 22-point “mini-manifesto” tied to CEO Alex Karp’s book The Technological Republic, arguing that Silicon Valley should play a far more...

The race to build advanced AI for cybersecurity just took a major step forward. OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.4-Cyber, a specialized version of its flagship model designed for defensive security work, days after Anthropic unveiled its...

Google is tightening its grip on deceptive web practices with a new policy targeting something most users have experienced but may not recognize: back button hijacking. Set to take effect on June 15, 2026, the...

A brief but telling clash between a major AI company and an independent developer has raised fresh questions about platform control, developer access, and the future of third-party AI tools. Anthropic temporarily suspended Peter Steinberger,...

OpenAI says it is closing in on a milestone that, until recently, felt distant: building AI systems that can perform at the level of a human research intern. The idea isn’t just about smarter chatbots—it’s...

Artificial intelligence is quietly turning everyday tools into something far more capable. The latest example comes from Anthropic, which has introduced Claude for Word, a new AI-powered assistant embedded directly within Microsoft Word. The feature,...

In the early hours of a quiet San Francisco morning, a violent act jolted one of the most prominent divs in artificial intelligence. A Molotov cocktail was thrown at the home of Sam Altman, chief...

A Reddit user has turned the frustration of job hunting into a case study in applied AI, and it paid off. The developer built an automated workflow called Career-Ops that evaluates job listings, generates tailored...

A new kind of school is set to open in Chicago this fall—one that replaces traditional teachers with artificial intelligence. Backed by bold claims and growing political attention, Alpha Schools is testing whether students can...

A new study from Stanford University is stirring an uncomfortable question in the world of medical AI: when an algorithm interprets an X-ray, is it truly “seeing” the image, or just sounding convincing? The research,...