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Anthropic Heads to Wall Street: After Lawyers, Finance Professionals Are in the Crosshairs
Claude puts on a suit and tie. Anthropic is releasing a model for financial research, and shares of legacy vendors are already getting nervous. A look at the…

GPT-5.3-Codex: OpenAI Turns Coding Into an Autonomous Process (and Makes It Faster)
OpenAI has merged the power of GPT-5.2 with coding skills in its new 5.3-Codex model. It runs 25% faster and aims to be a full autonomous agent for your computer.

Ares Management: Why Private Capital Isn't Afraid of an AI Apocalypse
While tech giants fight over chips, Ares Management's Michael Arougheti explains why his portfolio companies are better shielded from the AI storm than they appear.

Nvidia RTX 50 Super: Gamers Will Have to Wait While AI Chips Bring in Billions

iPaaS: The Only Way to Make Your Enterprise AI Actually Work

The HR Bot Won't Rate Your Charisma: How to Survive a Job Interview in the GPT-5 Era

Google Cloud and Team USA: Jumping Higher With Algorithms

Kimi K2.5: China's Moonshot AI Beats GPT-5.2 (on Paper)
While the West debates safety, Moonshot AI ships Kimi K2.5. The model understands video, and it's making engineers at OpenAI and Google nervous.

OpenAI's Prism: GPT-5.2 Now Writes Your Dissertation (Almost)
OpenAI has opened access to Prism, a GPT-5.2-based tool for scientists. Free paper search and hypothesis checking are now available to every ChatGPT account holder.

OpenAI Frontier: When Your AI Agents Need an HR Manager

Voice Over Text: ElevenLabs Bets on the Death of the Keyboard

Digital Siege: How AI Bots Turned the Internet Into a Battlefield for Content

Gemini at the Super Bowl: Google Is Paying Millions of Dollars for Your Attention

Musk's Orbital Data Center: One Million Satellites Against the Laws of Physics and Common Sense
Elon Musk plans to launch one million satellites to build an orbital data center. We look at why AI needs the cold of vacuum and how it could reshape the industry.

Grok: the most "politically incorrect" AI, according to the ADL (and why that's no surprise)
The Anti-Defamation League tested top AI models for antisemitism. Grok failed as expected, while Anthropic's Claude proved the most diligent. A closer look at the…

OpenAI's Math: How to Earn Billions and Stay Deep in the Red
Why Sam Altman's current models already pay for themselves, yet the company keeps burning investor money on an industrial scale.

NotebookLM: How Google Accidentally Built the Perfect Spy for Telegram

Modelence raises $3M to make "vibe coding" a predictable process

SEO Is Dead, Long Live GEO: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Search

Singularity in Davos: Why Big Tech Suddenly Started Speaking in Unison

Hon Hai and Nvidia: The Numbers Show the AI Fever Is Only Getting Started
While analysts look for signs of a cooling market, Hon Hai (Foxconn) closed January with revenue up 35%. Nvidia servers seem to be selling faster than they can be…

Nvidia and OpenAI: Why the $100 Billion Deal Went Off the Rails
Rumors that the biggest deal between the chipmaker and ChatGPT's creator is collapsing raise questions about the durability of the entire AI economy.

OpenAI: Why Chatbots No Longer Sell Themselves

Dirty Work for 'Clean' Intelligence: How Indian Women Pay With Their Mental Health to Keep Your AI Models Safe

Pixel 10a: Google Jumps the Gun, but Can AI Save the Budget Segment?

AI's Appetite: Tata Power Prepares a Gigawatt for Data Centers

The AI Boom vs. the Toilet: Why No One Is Left to Fix Your Faucet
While we waited for neural networks to replace programmers, they hit from behind. Plumbers and electricians are in short supply worldwide: they've all gone to build…

OpenAI: How to Teach AI Agents Not to Leak Your Data on the First Link
OpenAI is rolling out protection against data leaks through links. Here is why it matters for the future of autonomous agents and how the new digital sandbox works.

ServiceNow and Claude: Why One GPT Isn't Enough for Big Business
In one week, ServiceNow has assembled a collection of OpenAI and Anthropic models. Why does an enterprise giant need so many, and what does it mean for the industry?




















