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Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, a frontier AI model that it says can find, validate, and patch critical software vulnerabilities. Here is who gets access first, what it costs, and why the phased rollout matters.
A new AI model called Jev is taking a different approach to artificial intelligence: instead of generating text, it is designed to make fast, structured decisions that AI agents can use directly.
AI has moved beyond chatbots. In 2026, AI Agents — autonomous systems that plan, decide, and act on their own — are reshaping how businesses operate. Here's everything you need to know about this game-changing technology
Camera-free AI smart glasses are emerging as a response to growing privacy concerns around wearable cameras. Here’s what the new technology means for AI assistants, privacy, and the future of smart eyewear.
The article discusses the need for in-house auditors in AI labs, suggesting that addressing internal issues may be more effective than external oversight.
NVIDIA began as a small graphics-chip company in 1993 and evolved into one of the world's most important accelerated-computing and AI infrastructure companies. Here is the complete journey, including its breakthroughs, challenges, acquisitions and major technology shifts.
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life. Explore how AI could transform healthcare, education, jobs, sports, transportation, entertainment, business, cybersecurity, and robotics by 2030.
NVIDIA's NVLink 6 enhances productivity in large-scale AI factories by ensuring continuous output and efficient GPU synchronization during training and inference, minimizing downtime and maximizing revenue.
OpenAI introduces new AI-powered advertising experiences, featuring Sponsored Agents and tools for marketers, along with integrations with platforms like HubSpot and Shopify.
Google is introducing early access to a new MCP server for Google Home, enabling AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT to control devices and access smart home activities using natural language.
Anthropic and OpenAI are planning to integrate independent safety evaluators into their AI labs. While researchers appreciate this move for greater access, they caution that true oversight hinges on transparency, independence, and the need for regulation.
New research from OpenAI reveals how workers are integrating AI into their roles, moving beyond traditional tasks to adopt new activities that are becoming regular parts of their work.
OpenAI has introduced a framework aimed at tracking, investigating, and disclosing instances of model misalignment, accompanied by six reports detailing unexpected or concerning behaviors of their models.
The article discusses how ChatGPT and Codex analytics can assist teams in understanding AI usage, managing expenses, identifying training needs, and linking AI adoption to business outcomes.
At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Nvidia's Les Karpas discussed the robotics industry's ongoing wait for a breakthrough into everyday life, emphasizing the need for a transformative moment akin to ChatGPT.
Claude has introduced new tools, Docs and Slides, allowing users to create documents and presentations through chats. Anthropic has also merged regular chats and Cowork into a single interface, enhancing productivity features.
A new report warns that e-waste from the AI boom is vastly underestimated, predicting it could fill 23 million shipping containers by 2050. This estimate includes all infrastructure needed for data centers, highlighting the environmental impact of AI.
A new AI-generated film titled 'Odysseus: The Fall' has been criticized for its poor quality, potentially harming viewers' appreciation for the original Odyssey tale. Directed by Ash Koosha of Fountain 0, the film follows a previous AI project that premiered at Tribeca.
Apple is reportedly planning to re-enter the server market, potentially collaborating with Nvidia, driven by the increasing demand for compute power in the AI sector. The new server product may not launch until 2029.
Google is allowing third-party AI agents like Claude and Open Claw to integrate with Google Home, enabling them to control smart devices and analyze home data through the new Model Context Protocol.
Perplexity's Portable Computer can now run on Windows PCs equipped with NVIDIA RTX GPUs, allowing users to perform AI tasks locally. This update eliminates the need for expensive setups, making the technology more accessible.
A recent survey by Android Authority reveals user engagement with AI in creating custom ringtones. The article highlights personal experiences with AI, particularly in daily tasks and ringtone creation using Gemini and Zedge.
