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Waymo built a computer cognitive model that explains how people react to surprises, then tested it against its autonomous cars.
The “godfather of AI” shifts his stance after drones and AI-enabled systems prove hard to ignore.
Earnings-call “infrastructure” language is precise on build-out. The missing vocabulary is what it takes to keep it running.
A 168-megawatt facility in India will power Meta’s global AI compute, with room to scale.
A hinge that pivots 130 degrees, a touch panel for scroll, and a battery you can replace later.
London’s new tech cluster finally has momentum, and executives now face the harder question: can it scale?
If your company touches AI, this changes the threat math for boards, CISOs, and regulators watching.
Hollywood’s Art Directors Guild says Martin Scorsese’s AI partnership rejects the human artists behind his most memorable work.
System-card disclosures for Mythos 5 and Fable 5 describe subtle, invisible degradation for “frontier” LLM research tasks.
A vulnerability in Meta's new AI software allegedly enabled anyone to seize Instagram accounts, raising new urgency for platform security.
The Verge test says Apple’s new Siri AI finally handles the “email flyer to calendar” job parents actually need.
Sabertooth VC founder Justin Ernest used a non-traditional vehicle to back startups like Anthropic, Anduril, and SpaceX.
