Artificial Intelligence

Companies have poured billions into generative AI. They have rolled out tools like Copilot and ChatGPT to tens of thousands of employees. They have launched hundreds of pilots. Yet the promised revolution in organizational productivity remains stubbornly out of reach.

In the race to make Artificial Intelligence more relatable, tech companies have stumbled upon a paradox: the more an AI tries to act like a human, the more humans actually despise it.

The AI industry is witnessing a historical pivot. For years, we have accepted a fundamental flaw in Large Language Models (LLMs): they don't actually "calculate"—they predict. When you ask ChatGPT to solve a complex math problem, it isn't running an equation; it’s guessing the next most likely symbol.

OpenAI has officially launched the File Library in ChatGPT — a long-awaited centralized storage system that turns the chatbot into a true personal workspace.

A new Goldman Sachs research note published in mid-March 2026 argues that autonomous AI agents are poised to fundamentally reshape the economics of the entire software market — potentially redirecting the majority of future profit pools away from traditional SaaS subscriptions toward agentic workflows that execute tasks end-to-end with minimal human supervision.

The landscape of Artificial Intelligence is shifting from simple chatbots to autonomous agents capable of executing complex workflows.

The rise of autonomous AI agents is fundamentally reshaping software development, raising a provocative question: Do developers still need traditional code editors?

In a groundbreaking development for AI safety and cybersecurity, OpenAI's GPT-5.4 Thinking has been officially classified as a "high" cybersecurity risk under the company's Preparedness Framework.

In an era where artificial intelligence is increasingly woven into the fabric of military decision-making, a chilling new study from King's College London is raising alarms about the potential for AI to escalate conflicts to catastrophic levels.

ARK Invest, the innovative investment firm led by Cathie Wood, has released its highly anticipated Big Ideas 2026 report, offering a deep dive into the technological trends set to reshape the global economy.

Xiaomi has officially launched its ambitious MiMo-V2 family of AI models on March 18–19, 2026, marking a bold step into the frontier of agentic and multimodal intelligence.

The enigmatic Hunter Alpha model has burst onto the AI scene, rapidly becoming one of the most talked-about developments in the industry this week.

In the ever-evolving world of artificial intelligence, where promises of autonomous systems revolutionizing everything from business to governance abound, a new study from ETH Zurich serves as a sobering reality check. Researchers at the prestigious Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) set out to test whether modern AI agents could accomplish what seems like the simplest of tasks: agreeing on a single number between 0 and 50 in a group chat.

While everyone was still waiting for OpenAI to fully unleash its long-teased computer-control agent (affectionately dubbed “OpenClaw” in the community), Anthropic quietly dropped the feature first.

In a world where wearable tech promises seamless integration into our daily lives, a recent investigation has exposed a chilling underbelly of privacy invasion.