DICK’S Sporting Goods is rolling out an AI powered shopping assistant called Coach by DICK’S. The retailer says it can guide athletes with recommendations and training tips, but not everyone is convinced AI belongs in a sporting goods app.
Motorola Solutions is expanding its AI ambitions with a new Boston hub focused on emergency response, public safety, and resilience software.
Microsoft and Black Tech Street have opened the Greenwood Cyber + AI Lab in Tulsa, combining AI development, cybersecurity research, workforce training, and federal Tech Hub funding in the historic Greenwood district.
Sumo Logic has integrated with Anthropic’s Claude Compliance API, giving enterprises centralized visibility into Claude activity, API usage, MCP server changes, and other AI-related events.
Long Island University is betting heavily on artificial intelligence with the launch of its new AI² Center, expanding AI education, research, and workforce development across its campuses.
OWC Stack AI aims to help Windows and Linux users run larger AI models locally while reducing cloud AI costs and privacy concerns.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 arrives with AI-powered command-line tools, bootc image mode improvements, post-quantum cryptography support, and updated developer toolsets.
A new study reveals many practicing Christians now trust AI for spiritual guidance, Bible study, and life advice, even while expressing fear about its growing role in religion.
1Password and OpenAI are teaming up to make AI coding workflows safer by keeping credentials out of prompts, repositories, and model context entirely.
Klarna has launched a Shopping Search app for ChatGPT that lets users browse products, compare prices, and shop from merchants without leaving the AI chatbot.
Cloudflare and Anthropic are teaming up on Cloudflare Environments for Claude Managed Agents, giving businesses a more secure and scalable way to run AI agents with sandboxed code execution, browser automation, observability, private networking, and Cloudflare Workers support.
Dell and OpenAI are betting enterprises want AI agents running closer to sensitive data instead of relying entirely on cloud APIs and remote infrastructure.