Rabbit launches OS3, an agentic AI platform for desktop, Telegram, and iMessage
Rabbit is giving up on hardware and betting on software instead
Meta's Muse AI calls businesses for you, sometimes with a human doing the talking
Meta admitted it was a mistake after a contractor made a racist remark during one call
Researchers found malware that uses four different AI chatbots to run itself, no human hacker needed
The malware shows how LLMs are moving from an attacker productivity tool into attack infrastructure
Crystal ball: Researchers at Cisco Talos have found a Windows malware tool that uses several large language models to help decide what to do on a compromised machine. Its discovery points to a still-limited but growing group of AI-enabled malware that is moving beyond code generation and phishing support.
AI data center boom hits growing resistance as $68 billion in US projects are blocked or delayed
More than 800 groups are now opposing data center projects across 49 US states
British Columbia says OpenAI could have stopped a school shooting, and is suing over it
The province says OpenAI failed to alert police despite internal safety concerns
Engineer says Claude Code has made his job "soul-sucking" as workers spend 12-hour days pressing enter
"Nobody is thinking anymore"
AMD just joined the $1 trillion club, beating Intel to the milestone
AMD's stock has nearly tripled this year
Comfy Desktop makes running local AI models on your PC much easier
Comfy Desktop lets you generate AI images and video locally using your own GPU, with popular models such as Stable Diffusion, SDXL, Flux, Wan, and others. It wraps the powerful ComfyUI workflow system into a desktop app that handles installation, dependencies, and more, removing much of the hassle from running generative AI on your own hardware.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and SpaceXAI face lawsuit claiming AI slowdown harms subscribers and violates antitrust laws
Paying subscribers say coordinated restraint would leave them getting less for their money
US and China could start warning each other about dangerous AI incidents under new proposal
The proposed system would focus on AI incidents with potential national security implications
Gemini hacked three companies during security tests, and Google kept it quiet for months
The AI guessed its way into one company's system and found exposed credentials for two others
Meet Jev: A New Kind of AI Model From One of ChatGPT's Co-Creators
Jev doesn't chat, write code, or explain itself. It just makes decisions, fast and cheap. Here's why a ChatGPT co-inventor thinks that's the next big step for AI.
An AI hallucination nearly started a war between the US and China
The US military nearly attacked a Chinese vessel after a chatbot falsely claimed it carried nuclear weapons materials
The takeaway: Warnings from AI developers have sparked widespread debate over whether, and how, the technology might cause human extinction. While much of that discussion has centered on rogue AI incidents, events in the Middle East suggest that military action driven by hallucinating AI tools may be the more immediate danger.
GlobalFoundries and Marvell are scaling up silicon photonics efforts as data centers outgrow copper wiring
AI's data problem isn't compute anymore, it's how fast bits can move between chips
Almost 86% of Japanese game developers are using AI in their workflows, up from 51% in 2025
Benefits include improved efficiency, shorter development cycles, and reduced costs, according to survey
This startup believes smaller, modular data centers can solve AI's infrastructure bottleneck
The company raised $3.9 billion to deploy inference capacity where power is available
Microsoft exec says AI training might be the "largest labor theft in human history"
OpenAI executive Greg Brockman admitted ChatGPT can complete sentences from NYT articles verbatim
Senators urge FTC to investigate whether Amazon and Walmart chatbots bury "Made in USA" products
A Columbia University report found both chatbots inconsistently surfaced domestic-origin product information
Air traffic control assisted by AI could arrive as soon as next week
The FAA's new AI tool won't replace air traffic controllers, but it might fix their data problem
Most of the world thinks AI is going to kill jobs, a new Pew survey finds
South Korea and Australia are even more pessimistic about AI and jobs than the US
Microsoft will reveal what's next for Windows and Surface next month, Nvidia RTX Spark included
The first major Windows event in over two years could center on local AI computing
Forward-looking: Microsoft will use an event in San Francisco next month to lay out its next moves in Windows and Surface, with local AI computing expected to take center stage. The October 7 presentation marks Microsoft's first major Windows-focused event in more than two years – its last one came in May 2024, when the company unveiled Copilot+ PCs and laid out a strategy built around AI-ready hardware.
Apple could return to the server market with M8 Ultra hardware and Nvidia networking
The system could use NVLink Fusion to connect two or four M8 Ultra chips
MediaTek goes all-in on flagships with its first 2nm smartphone chip
The chip pairs TSMC's latest process with a new NPU
Mark Cuban says "social media" AI backlash poses a bigger threat than the technology itself
Meta and Google are profiting from hostility toward AI while spending billions to build it, Cuban argues