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Researchers introduce a programming language that brings neural networks into probabilistic programming, promising more expressive and scalable Bayesian models.
The AI accounting startup hits unicorn status two years after stealth, with Iconiq leading a Series C that closed in under 48 hours.
CEO Scott Wu refutes Bloomberg report, while SpaceX's $60B Cursor deal underscores the AI coding gold rush.
The startup behind a popular human-vs-human model ranking platform has raised a seed round to expand as labs pay growing attention to human feedback data.
The preprint server opens its platform to external developers, aiming to accelerate feature innovation while keeping user data private.
Despite policies against sexual content, Meta ran ads for an AI tool that deepfaked female politicians into porn, raising fresh questions about automated ad moderation.
A new paper from arXiv shows that the type of tool used in-context can significantly impact an AI agent's ability to learn and apply skills.
Researchers outline a standardized way for developers to specify and control how much compute an AI model should use for a given request.
Researchers propose a compiler-level approach to automatically optimize GPU kernels, potentially boosting performance for AI workloads.
Anthropic will use an open-source watermarking system from Google DeepMind to mark Claude-generated text, aligning with EU transparency rules without impacting output quality or cost.
Amid GitHub's ongoing outages, Cursor's new code-hosting platform offers a modern, AI-native alternative that works alongside the incumbent.
New safeguards target monitoring, isolation, and alignment as OpenAI resumes training after a two-week pause following the July breach.
The nuclear startup will use the funding to manufacture fleets of its SMRs, aiming to power AI data centers with waterless reactors.
A new attack abuses an undocumented Microsoft 365 Copilot parameter that the AI itself disclosed, enabling silent data exfiltration from a single link click.
The AI chip startup's valuation doubled in a month as its novel inference approach wins over a quant fund with demanding workloads.
The AI coding assistant's desktop app gets a fresh beta release with a rolling update feed for testers.
The AI lab's revenue run rate jumped from $9B at the end of last year to $65B by July, with investors eyeing a $2 trillion public debut.
The AI video startup is riding a wave of enterprise adoption, with 390 Fortune 500 customers and $700M in annualized revenue.
Relay, an AI-powered workflow automation tool, is shutting down, with its founder and CEO returning to Google to lead Chrome's product and developer relations teams.
The investment makes Nvidia the sole compute supplier for OpenAI's massive Ohio data center, backed by up to $105 billion in credit.
A new report reveals Amazon is purchasing rare books, cutting off their spines, and scanning them, underscoring the growing demand for clean, human-written text.
A new open-source memory compression fabric claims up to 384x KV-cache reduction with >94% semantic retention, aiming to unblock long-context inference.
Groq's new funding round, led by Disruptive with Nvidia's participation, values the company at $3.5 billion as it shifts from chipmaking to operating Nvidia-based AI cloud infrastructure.
Researchers show that AI models fine-tuned on popular benchmarks inflate their scores by memorizing, not learning, and propose a framework to measure the real-world performance gap.
A research team proposes a rubric-based scoring system that makes AI agents’ self-assessments more interpretable and reliable.
A new startup backed by Marc Benioff aims to solve the AI deployment problem with a platform that automates the messy integration work.
A new evaluation framework probes how large language models behave in high-stakes medical settings, focusing on safety, calibration, and robustness to realistic clinical inputs.
The payments giant is reportedly buying the AI model gateway to bring order to the fragmented LLM marketplace.
Google's revamped naming system for hacking groups aims to bring clarity to a crowded field of threat actors.
Cline ships another incremental update to its desktop client, tightening the experience with a batch of bug fixes and stability improvements.
