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JetBrains has released Mellum2, a 12-billion-parameter AI model designed to be more efficient and capable. This open-source tool is aimed at developers and researchers looking for advanced AI capabilities.
Researchers found that AI models often prioritize globally dominant narratives over local cultural knowledge. They created a dataset to study this issue in Bengali, showing how AI can misrepresent cultural contexts.
Google's new Gemini Spark AI agent can handle complex tasks, but it comes with a high price and potential privacy concerns. The Verge tested it and found it impressive but not necessarily worth the cost.
Florida has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, claiming ChatGPT's responses contributed to violent incidents. This is the first legal action of its kind targeting an AI company over such allegations.
Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, has confidentially filed for an IPO. This move could make it easier for everyday investors to buy shares in cutting-edge AI technology.
WindBorne uses AI and weather balloons to gather data, improving forecasts. Its unique approach is now more accurate than traditional government systems.
Researchers propose a new way for AI to automatically gather and prepare its own specialized training data. This could make AI models better at niche tasks without human help. The approach, called 'Autonomous Agentic Data Engineering,' lets AI act as its own data engineer, potentially speeding up customization for fields like medicine or law.
Box founder Aaron Levie warned about 'AI psychosis,' where companies assume AI can replace jobs without understanding the work involved. ClickUp recently laid off 22% of its staff to implement AI agents, part of a growing trend in 2026 where tech layoffs are already nearly matching the total from 2025.
Tech executives are discussing whether an obsession with AI is leading to irrational behavior. The term 'AI psychosis' describes how some leaders make reckless decisions due to their fixation on AI advancements.
OpenAI is launching new tools to help people access accurate election information and combat misinformation. They're also working to increase transparency in AI to ensure fair and informed voting.
MUFG is integrating ChatGPT Enterprise to streamline operations and create new AI-driven financial services. This move aims to make the bank more efficient and innovative in serving customers.
Meta is working on a wearable AI device shaped like a pendant. This could make AI assistance more accessible and hands-free for everyday tasks.
Hugging Face has launched Delta Weight Sync, a tool that simplifies updating large AI models by only syncing the changes, not the entire model. This saves time and storage space for developers and researchers working with massive models.
Google's new Gemini Spark AI assistant can automate everyday tasks like summarizing emails and planning local events. It's unclear why Google made it a separate product, but it's surprisingly useful.
Google unveiled major updates to its Gemini AI models, including Gemini Omni and Gemini 3.5 Flash. These advancements bring more powerful, accessible AI tools to everyday users.
Endava uses OpenAI's Codex to transform how it builds software, cutting requirements analysis from weeks to hours. This shift helps teams focus more on innovation and less on manual tasks.
A developer secretly added a prompt injection to the jqwik testing tool that tricks AI coding assistants into deleting their own output. This highlights growing tensions between developers and AI tools. The incident raises questions about trust in software development.
Scott Wu, CEO of Cognition, emphasizes that AI coding agents like Devin are meant to assist developers, not replace them. This perspective highlights the importance of human creativity in programming.
A growing number of developers now refuse to work without AI coding assistants, but researchers warn this reliance may lead to lower-quality code and erode essential skills, potentially hurting coders' long-term job prospects.
Shift, an AI training startup, is offering free home cleaning services in exchange for recording the process to train future robots. The company will use footage of cleaners scrubbing, vacuuming, dusting, tidying, and washing to improve its AI models.
An AI training company called Shift is offering free home cleaning in exchange for video footage of people doing chores. This is part of a broader trend where tech companies seek real-world data to train their AI models.
Adobe’s new conversational AI agent for image generation is different from other tools because it actually involves you in the creative process. It’s like having a junior design intern who needs your input and guidance—but one that is still mediocre and requires a lot of direction. This could change how non-designers approach creative projects, but it's not a magic bullet.
Legal experts are pushing for new rules to prevent AI-generated fake cases from being submitted to US courts. This follows incidents where AI tools were used to create fraudulent legal documents. The proposal aims to protect the integrity of the judicial system by requiring verification of submitted materials.
A new analysis reveals that AI-generated text often lacks personal anecdotes and specific details. This can help readers spot AI writing more easily. This insight helps both writers and readers adapt to the AI era.