Amazon is giving its Proteus warehouse robot language skills, a move that could make human-robot handoffs faster while deepening automation pressure on warehouse labor.

The tax collector is keeping its biggest software bets in motion, but shifting the CRM timetable by three months while handing Capgemini a major front-end services contract.

Toronto researchers showed a small open-weight model could autonomously find, exploit, and spread across a 33-host test network, even adapting to newly disclosed flaws at runtime.

A cheaper Chinese AI option is moving into US workflows, forcing executives to weigh cost, capability, and vendor risk in real time.

Hasbro is launching CharacterOS to license AI versions of its characters, a move that could open new revenue while raising fresh questions about IP control, voice rights, and brand safety.

Swift's new Pixar song is more than a soundtrack cameo: it's a clean example of how fandom, nostalgia, and scarcity still sell product at scale.

The Claude maker’s bank lineup is taking shape fast, and the timing could reset the AI funding race for rivals still deciding whether to stay private or cash out.

Scout is Microsoft's first always-on agent, and the real question for leaders is whether the productivity lift is worth the security and cost tradeoff.

Meta’s VR fitness game is getting a second life as an independent company, a move that could reset how platforms unwind consumer products without torching the user base.

As autonomous models move from chatting to executing API calls, they create a massive security gap that traditional text filters cannot close.

The dismissal of a 60 Minutes icon signals a massive leadership shift and a new editorial direction under CBS News Editor in Chief Bari Weiss.

A hands-on trial reveals that despite the massive hype, Microsoft's high-end AI agents struggle with basic task execution.