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Anthropic, the company behind another popular chatbot named Claude, dove into the data to understand how college instructors actually put these tools to work. Analyzing tens of thousands of interactions

The way Meta plans to target its users with ads is about to change in a big way. Starting in December, what people share in casual chats with Meta’s artificial

Google lifted the curtain on a fresh batch of Nest security gadgets this week, and they are betting big on artificial intelligence-driven features. A trio of devices leads the charge:

Blink and you might miss just how quickly AI-generated video is evolving. OpenAI pulled back the curtain on the latest iteration of its advanced video and audio generation system, revealing

Amazon’s latest move has set a new bar for smart home technology. The tech giant pulled back the curtain on four Echo devices made to show off the next generation

Type “does trump show signs of dementia” into Google’s search bar, and you’ll run into a wall where the AI-friendly features suddenly halt. Instead of the familiar summarized AI Overview

The company on Tuesday introduced browser packed with artificial intelligence that promises to do much more than surf the web. Among its suite of AI features, Neon offers a chatbot

Claude Sonnet 4.5 just made its entrance, and its most advanced AI model yet for software engineering. Developers and enterprises have been turning to Anthropic’s models in droves, eager for

Finance teams may spend years yearning for a world without endless Excel sheets, but the reality remains unchanged for most. Even with sophisticated systems for enterprise resource planning or customer

Van der Velden did not mince words: “Audiences? They care about the story — not whether the star has a pulse. That appetite for AI reveals a growing acceptance from