As Google's AI Search Overhaul Faces Backlash, DuckDuckGo Appears To Be Having the Last Laugh
Large language models (LLMs) are reshaping more of the tech landscape than many initially expected.
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How Websites Can Spy On Users' Browsing Through SSD Activity Using 'FROST' Side Channel Attack, Researcher Finds
A newly disclosed side channel attack is raising uncomfortable questions about how much information modern browsers accidentally leak to websites.
Anthropic's Claude 'Opus 4.8' Builds On Opus 4.7, But With Smarter Long-Running AI Workflows And Faster Performance
Anthropic has just released the latest iteration in its Opus line of models.
YouTube Adds Three New Features To Make Its App A More Proper Podcast Platform
YouTube has rolled out several new podcast features designed exclusively for Premium subscribers.
Perplexity Open Sources 'pplx-unigram,' Currently The Fastest Unigram Tokenizer For AI Inference
In the fast moving world of AI, the once invisible step of turning raw text into numerical tokens has suddenly become one of the most important performance bottlenecks in production systems.
How Pika Wants To Expands AI Creativity Into A Social Experience With New Community And Support Chats
In the intensifying LLM wars, adding features is one of the ways to remain relevant.
'Runway MCP' Brings AI Image And Video Generation Directly Into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor And Other Compatible Agents
The LLM wars have defined much of the AI landscape in recent years, with leading companies locked in intense competition to develop the most powerful models.
Manus AI Brings 'Projects' Feature To Mobile For On-The-Go Workflow Management
Manus AI has rolled out an update that brings its 'Projects' feature to mobile devices.
GitHub Mobile App Now Lets Users Create Repositories Directly Their Phones
GitHub has introduced the ability to create new repositories directly within its mobile app for both iOS and Android users.
How Mozilla Reinvents Firefox With ‘Project Nova’: A Cleaner, Faster, Privacy-First Browser For The AI Era
In the long-running browser wars, Google Chrome has maintained its lead for years, capturing over 65% of the market and becoming the default choice for the many users.