Microsoft launches Project Ire, an AI system that reverse engineers unknown software files to classify them as safe or malicious, all without human help.
A new Linux kernel patch proposal could make AI coding assistants like Claude and Copilot identify themselves in kernel commits.
Satya Nadella says Microsoft is growing and thriving, but layoffs continue. The company’s evolving AI strategy may explain why.
Google engineers are trying to fix Kubernetes’ clunky networking for AI and HPC with DraNet, a new open-source project that’s now in beta.
I’m a proud American and a believer in AI. But what happens if our rivals let us go all in on artificial intelligence just so they can rip it away when we need it most?
Mall of America has expanded its partnership with Axis Communications, deploying AI-powered cameras to improve parking data, security alerts, and operational efficiency.
Westinghouse and Google Cloud are partnering to use AI tools like Gemini and Vertex AI to speed up nuclear construction and enhance reactor performance.
Berlin-based MOTOR Ai secures $20 million to deploy Level 4 autonomous driving tech focused on explainability, safety, and compliance.
Elon Musk’s xAI is embedding its Grok chatbot deep into U.S. government operations, sparking concern over national security, privacy, and the future of AI in public service.
As Microsoft lays off real people and pours billions into AI, an Xbox exec suggests ChatGPT can help workers process their pain. Welcome to the age of empathy as a service.