Category Artificial Intelligence

How AI Is Quietly Rewiring Police Work Into a New Tech Market

Police AI is moving into reports, analytics and decision-making, raising new questions about accountability, privacy and due process.

Meta’s AI opt-out backlash shows how default settings shape consent, privacy and AI adoption across Big Tech platforms.

Industrial AI startup Applied Computing raised $20M to scale Orbital, its model for oil and gas plants, backed by KBR and Databricks Ventures.

Microsoft’s AI strategy is shifting as it reportedly coaches sales teams to challenge OpenAI and Anthropic on cost, speed and security.

xAI has filed a Grok deepfake lawsuit against a South Carolina man it says used the chatbot to generate CSAM and nonconsensual images.

AI slop movies are being used as marketing stunts, with Fountain 0’s Odysseus: The Fall tied to Nolan’s Odyssey buzz.

OpenAI’s Codex keyboard debuts at $230 as the company tests hardware, while a reported speaker and Apple lawsuit add bigger stakes.

New research on baby-like AI shows today’s models still struggle to learn from messy real-world data the way infants do.

Ode is betting enterprise AI services will become a major category, using embedded engineers to turn pilots into production.

Thinking Machines launches an open-weight model, Inkling, to push enterprise AI customization over one-size-fits-all chatbots.