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The lawsuit alleges guardrails for Grok got him targeted, raising fresh questions about AI safety and internal power dynamics.
The Olympic snowboarder argues AI can democratize performance data, reduce guesswork, and even reshape judging.
The new assistant lets shoppers describe what they want and use images, reducing the cart-building grind in the app.
SpaceX alumnus Andrew Redd’s company bets the seafloor holds energy, and the money gives it time to prove it.
Bezos positions A.I. as the engineer behind everything from computers to jet engines, and boards should care.
The delivery and dining giant is expanding AI beyond menus, aiming to make ordering and booking feel like a single request.
The app is launching an AT&T-based MVNO at $40 per month with taxes and fees included, powered by Gigs.
Enterprises should keep options open as OpenAI publicens, the competition heats up, and model economics get visible.
Irish video-telematics startup CameraMatics plans expansion after funding aimed at preventing crashes before drivers notice.
The oldest “complex cell” story gets rewritten, adding a new layer of gene transfer chaos to the eukaryote origin.
Here’s what China’s nuclear sprint means for global grid planners, investors, and regulators by 2030.
A $45.99 InkSense Plus stylus option and June 17 shipping date raise the stakes in the e-reader versus tablet fight.
