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Buzz is open source, channel-based, and designed so AI agents bring portable identities to shared workspaces.
A new legal push is China’s attempt to prevent the worst harms from AI companions, and it tests whether regulation can keep pace.
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.
Rubin’s context memory storage swaps more SSD capacity into AI servers, reshuffling who gets priority in scarce memory supply.
What AT&T just reported in its second quarter, why the subscriber mix matters, and what it signals for telecom investors.
Front-row “getting barrier” has turned into a public health and crowd-safety problem, from diapers to police reports.
The carrier’s resilience signals where airline margins can hide when geopolitics disrupt routes and seat plans.
NASA’s Roman is ready to erase glare, directly image Jupiter analogs, and turn decades of exoplanet data into a new roadmap.
Republicans trying to hold Congress are leaning harder on Trump than they did in 2018.
Skip the first-day frenzy, follow revenue, and read the S-1, before chasing Anthropic and OpenAI’s next trillion.
In Mogadishu, Cplus Cafe’s early female baristas are reshaping Somalia’s cafe scene as fear eases.
