OpenAI Leveled Up ChatGPT's Deep Research With GPT-5.2, More Controls And A Built-In Document Viewer
The intensifying war among large language models (LLMs) has reached a fever pitch.
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TikTok Enhances Its Pixel Tracking System To Expand Its Hidden Reach: A Next-Level Privacy Concerns
In the ever-connected online world, many people believe steering clear of certain apps shields their privacy from those companies. Yet TikTok demonstrates this isn't always true.
Google Is Bringing 'JPEG XL' Format Back To The Web With Chrome 145: A Big Win For Faster, Smarter Images
Google Chrome has reached version 145, marking a significant update rolled out to users on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android platforms.
Like It Or Not, OpenAI Starts Testing Ads On ChatGPT: Business Is Business, Nothing Personal
The fierce competition in the large language model space has intensified dramatically. And where there is demand, there is chance for monetization
WhatsApp Web Finally Gets Built-In Video And Voice Calls, With Screen Sharing
Video calls over the web burst onto the scene in the early 2000s and quickly became a game-changer in how people connected through computers.
xAI Ties Grok To 'X API' With Cashback Credits: A Major Developer Push Into AI Goldmine
In the fast-evolving world of AI and social platforms, a quiet but powerful shift is underway.
Small Models, Big Mind: Researchers Show Google's Ambitious Plan To Read User Intent On-Device
It's no secreat that Google is a master of anticipating what users want, turning vast streams of data from across its ecosystem into precise predictions of human intent.
A Combination of Three Open-Source, Free, Local Tools Wish To Replace Claude and Codex
Large language models (LLMs) have proven themselves worthy for many things. And among the things they do best, is coding.
Anthropic Introduces 'Claude Opus 4.6,' A More Careful Agentic Model That Can Correct Its Own Mistake
The large language models (LLMs) war continues, and agentic is where it's heading.
From Prompt To Film: Kuaishou Releases 'Kling 3.0,' Now Anyone Can Be A Director
Large language models continue to surprise the world, and the pace they're advancing is astonishing.