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Anthropic updated Claude's 'constitution' to prevent existential threats
Anthropic introduced a new 57-page document defining the ethical profile and 'soul' of the Claude AI model for safe interaction with the world.
OpenClaw Founder Joins OpenAI to Work on Multi-Agent Systems
Sam Altman announced the hiring of OpenClaw's creator. Peter Steinberger will help OpenAI build a future in which AI agents interact effectively with one another.
Adobe builds 'safe' AI for Hollywood: new Firefly Foundry models
Adobe unveiled Firefly Foundry, multimodal AI models designed specifically for film studios with a focus on intellectual property protection.
Microsoft rolls out Claude Code: why Anthropic's AI is beating GitHub Copilot
Microsoft employees are switching to Claude Code in large numbers. Even non-technical staff are being advised to use Anthropic's tool instead of the company's own GitHub Copilot.
Why AI Still Can't Create High-Quality Game Worlds
We examine why generative models lag behind classical procedural generation and why human game design remains indispensable to the industry.
Ads come to ChatGPT: OpenAI begins large-scale monetization testing
OpenAI is launching tests of ad units below the chat window. The company expects advertising to become an important, but not primary, source of revenue in the future.
Roland Busch's mission: how Siemens is automating the real world with AI
Siemens’ CEO discussed the industrial giant’s transformation, the rollout of AI agents, and why conventional neural networks are not suited to running factories.
OpenAI begins introducing ads into ChatGPT responses
The popular ChatGPT chatbot is no longer set to remain completely ad-free. OpenAI is launching tests of sponsored links for users on free and budget-tier plans.
Isaac 0: the $8,000 home robot that folds your laundry for you
Startup Weave unveiled Isaac 0, a stationary robot for the home. Priced at nearly $8,000, the device promises to free owners from routine chores, but for now it has a number of technical limitations.
Meta to add facial recognition to smart glasses despite criticism
Meta plans to launch a people-identification feature in smart glasses, choosing a moment when rights advocates are distracted by political events. A risky move for privacy.
Half of Elon Musk's xAI founders left within days
xAI is going through a serious crisis: key co-founders Tony Wu and Jimmy Ba have left the company. Of the project's twelve founders, only half remain on board. What is happening inside the AI empire?
Anthropic to pay for power grid modernization to avoid higher household bills
AI startup Anthropic has promised to fully cover the cost of power grid upgrades so that new data center construction does not affect ordinary U.S. residents' wallets.
OpenAI updated ChatGPT Deep Research: reports are now easier to read
OpenAI introduced a built-in full-screen viewer for the Deep Research tool. AI analytical reports now have easier navigation and a structured list of sources.
Fake about 'leaked' OpenAI Super Bowl ad stirred up the internet
Tensions around OpenAI continue to swirl regarding the Super Bowl and advertising. Shortly after the game concluded, information began circulating on social media about an allegedly "leaked"…
New York wants to regulate AI: content labeling and moratorium on data centers
In New York State, serious consideration is being given to regulating the rapidly developing artificial intelligence industry.
Ad pause in ChatGPT: US Senate questions OpenAI's integrity
The era of "pure" and free artificial intelligence is officially coming to an end. We all understood that endless injections of billions of dollars into server infrastructure would eventually demand…
Davos: Why AI Industry Leaders Staged a Public Clash
Davos: Why AI Industry Leaders Had a Public Brawl The World Economic Forum in Davos has always been seen as a place where billionaires in expensive sweaters discuss saving the planet between lobster…
Confession to an Algorithm: Why ChatGPT Is the Worst Guardian of Your Medical Secrets
Imagine walking into a doctor's office, but instead of a person in a white coat, there's a huge mirror cabinet that records every word you say, only to retell it to millions of other people in a…
Advertising Apocalypse: AI Has Learned to Sell for Pennies (And It Scares)
Let's be honest: we all once loved advertising. Those very commercials that looked like little films made us laugh, cry, or just froze us in front of the screen.
Maia 200: Microsoft pits its silicon against Amazon and Google
Seems like Microsoft finally got tired of waiting in the NVIDIA queue and overpaying for every FLOP. The company unveiled Maia 200 — its new answer to competitors' dominance in hardware AI.
Ads in ChatGPT: OpenAI demands three times more from Meta for a 'pig in a poke
While the whole world debates when artificial intelligence will replace programmers, Sam Altman is busy with a far more mundane question: how to turn millions of conversations about the meaning of…
Claude takes over Slack and Figma: Anthropic builds a super app
Remember that feeling when you have forty tabs open, and you frantically copy summaries from Claude into Slack, while simultaneously trying to fix a layout in Figma?
CarPlay and ChatGPT: Apple lets competitors behind the wheel (but not in the driver's seat)
Why wait for Siri to finally learn to understand the context of your requests when you can simply outsource it to ChatGPT? It seems that Cupertino came to the same conclusion.
Waymo and tornadoes: how Google DeepMind teaches autonomous vehicles to survive in chaos
Imagine: an empty highway somewhere in Oklahoma, sunset, and suddenly a giant tornado descends from the clouds right in the vehicle's path. What should an autonomous vehicle do in such a situation?
Google Photos: Now You Tell AI How Your Photos Should Come to Life
Remember those days when Google Photos simply stored your photos and occasionally offered absurd collages or automatically created memories? Those days are officially over.
Google Search is turning into a chatbot: Gemini 3 now answers everything
Remember the days when Google was just a list of ten blue links? Those days have officially ended up in the history books of the internet.
Storm Against Neural Networks: Why America's Power Grid Is Cracking at the Seams
Imagine a typical scene from a postapocalyptic film: an icy storm raging outside, hundreds of thousands of homes left without power, and somewhere nearby behind a high fence thousands of graphics…
Super Bowl LX: Neural Networks Taking the Most Expensive Airtime
Remember 2022, when every other commercial at the Super Bowl tried to get you to buy Bitcoin or sign up for FTX? Those days feel like ancient history.
Claude Opus 4.6: Anthropic Hits OpenAI Where It Hurts
While the industry held its breath waiting for OpenAI's next move, the folks at Anthropic decided not to wait and rolled out Claude Opus 4.6.
How Anthropic Suddenly Became a Rock Star Among Developers
Imagine: you walk into an ordinary bar or stand in line at the airport, and someone approaches you for a selfie. No, you're not a Marvel actor or a popular musician.