AI tools are helping researchers uncover Linux vulnerabilities at a faster pace. Canonical is responding by changing Ubuntu’s kernel release strategy to get security fixes into users’ hands sooner.
Liquid AI is working with Qualcomm Technologies to bring persistent personal context to Snapdragon devices. The technology could let AI agents understand your routines, preferences, and priorities while processing personal context locally.
Job seekers are confident about their AI skills, but a new survey suggests employers may be setting a higher bar for what it means to be AI ready.
OpenAI has launched GPT 6 Sol and Luna with sharply lower API pricing, improved caching, and benchmark results that suggest powerful AI could become much cheaper to use.
Kroger is imagining a future where AI agents do more than recommend groceries. They could plan meals, fill your cart, manage your budget, and handle fulfillment.
Consumers are increasingly skipping websites and turning to AI for research, but new Kinsta data shows they still don’t fully trust the answers they receive.
New survey and enrollment data suggest students are cooling on computer science while engineering gains ground, just as AI coding tools become more capable.
OpenAI says its new internal AI model has resolved more than 100 long-standing mathematical problems, surprising its own mathematicians and raising questions about whether humans can keep up.
President Donald Trump says he is forming an AI Force and plans to appoint an AI czar. As a lifelong tech nerd, I absolutely love the idea and would genuinely consider working for it.
Mozilla is putting $5 million into Mozilla Data Collective as it tries to build an alternative to the scraping-heavy approach that has fueled AI training.
ASUS and Poesis tested autonomous AI agents that researched investments, managed risk, and traded real money in live markets, all from a single NVIDIA-powered deskside supercomputer.
AI can eliminate tedious entry-level work and cut costs, but companies may be creating a much bigger problem. New Talogy research suggests automation could weaken the pipeline that produces future business leaders.