Category: AI

Or Lenchner, the CEO of Bright Data, one of the world’s largest web-scraping firms, says that his company’s bots do not collect nonpublic information. Bright Data was previously sued by Meta and X for allegedly…

• GitHub confirms Claude and Codex agents are now available to GitHub Pro+/Enterprise users
• Workers can collaborate by leaving @comments with agents just like human colleagues
• Google, Cognition and xAI agents also coming to GitHub soon

An insurrectionist robot unleashed by a mad inventor in Fritz Lang’s Metropolis. HAL 9000 sabotaging a manned mission to Jupiter in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Skynet, the self-aware global defense network that seeks to exterminate humanity…

• Workers feel energized, not exhausted, by new tech and AI tools
• Companies need to respond even quicker to prevent shadow AI use
• Employees also want to feel heard at work

Three in four (72%) UK workers say they’ve experienced organizational change…

We all joke about what dogs would say if they could talk. Usually, it involves food, other dogs, or loud complaints about the audacity of squirrels. But your favorite AI chatbot might have some idea as to what your dog is thinking, at least if…

Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is becoming a core building block for AI products, from meeting tools to voice agents. Mistral’s new Voxtral Transcribe 2 family targets this space with 2 models that split cleanly into batch and…

NVIDIA has released VIBETENSOR, an open-source research system software stack for deep learning. VIBETENSOR is generated by LLM-powered coding agents under high-level human guidance.

The system asks a concrete question: can…

• The UK’s data watchdog is formally investigating X and xAI over Grok’s creation of non-consensual deepfake imagery
• Grok reportedly generated millions of explicit AI images, including ones that appear to depict minors
• The probe is looking at…

Remember the days when your web browser was just a web browser, and not an AI-pushing, shop-selling, sponsored-content-shovelling annoyance? Corbin Davenport does, and he’s made a tool to take all of that stuff out of the most common browsers: