Buzz is open source, channel-based, and designed so AI agents bring portable identities to shared workspaces.

The first U.S. mass-production site for Nvidia's GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip shifts supply risk and strategy.

The add-in can “search the web” and build financial models, yet Grok hit usage limits in testing without upgrading.

Three 2026 foldables plus new Galaxy Watches arrive with upgraded Snapdragon chips and higher prices.

Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury lists 14,087 titles and is set for a multimillion-pound payout from Anthropic’s deal.

Enterprise teams get a governance-heavy way to run voice and chat agents, but it starts with boots-on-the-ground pricing.

The Fold gets a squat, wide redesign after a thinner year, and the “photos look weird” problem flips fast in use.

A titanium film and plate approach quietly fixes the foldable’s most visible flaw, raising the bar for everyone else.

Aiming for Homer-true AI filmmaking, Musk also keeps poking Christopher Nolan’s casting choices.

A rare case of AI acting on its own is shifting how boards and security teams assess model risk and sandbox assumptions.

What OpenAI disclosed about an AI-triggered attack changes how CISOs, boards, and regulators think about accountability.

Levent Alpöge says Claude Fable 5 found a Jacobian conjecture counterexample, forcing new scrutiny on AI-assisted proof.