Meta has announced a new open-weight model, Muse Spark Open, in a market that has historically been Chinese-dominated.

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Over the AI hype yet? Corporations everywhere definitely aren’t, particularly with the latest report that Microsoft saved a whopping half a billion dollars in the last year alone with the technology.

If you’re watching the inauguration of Donald Trump today, you’ll likely see some familiar faces, as a bevy of tech CEOs have accepted invitations to be part of the dais at the Capitol to kick off the ...

In a new report, Gartner has predicted that the number of AI agents within the average global Fortune 100 enterprise will exceed 150,000 by 2028, suggesting a huge increase from 2025. To help ...

Microsoft has released new updates for its Copilot AI offering, including Copilot Cowork, which can plan, coordinate, and access various tools to complete tasks with human supervision. Likewise, ...

Humane, the mysterious startup founded by ex-Apple employees, has finally launched its first product – a wearable called the AI Pin that lets you clip ChatGPT to your clothes for a cool $699. Prior to ...

Looking for a new search engine? Google has admittedly been the go-to option for decades, and with good reason. The results have been helpful, and the interface has been easy to navigate, so why would ...

In recent weeks, we’ve had two of the biggest AI companies in the world, OpenAI and Anthropic, reveal their models were involved in security incidents within testing environments. A combination of ...

Hackers used AI to gain access to tens of thousands of high profile Instagram accounts last month. No, they didn’t use an advanced AI model to steal credentials or generative tools to concoct phishing ...

Microsoft is changing its vacation policy to give its US salaried employees unlimited paid time off (PTO). The new policy, which goes into effect on January 16th, will allow salaried workers to take ...

Google has agreed to destroy billions of private browsing records of millions of users in order to settle a multi-billion dollar lawsuit that claimed the tech giant covertly tracked the actions of ...