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Two of Google's leading AI researchers are heading to Anthropic. It's another sign that the search giant is struggling to keep its best talent in-house.
Humanoid robots are getting smarter, but they have a serious problem: they can't spot danger. Nvidia just decided to teach them how, and fast.
While the world obsesses over US-China AI dominance, Amazon is quietly building one of the planet's most aggressively funded AI infrastructure plays. With $13 billion more earmarked for India by 2030, the shopping giant is betting big on AI dominance in the world's most populous nation.
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DeepSeek isn't settling for making noise. After a monster fundraising round, it's gearing up to hire thousands across every department. Translation: the AI war between China and the West just got serious.
Adobe just bought Topaz Labs, the company behind AI-powered tools that make photos and videos look better with minimal effort. Translation: your photo editing is about to get way easier.
Meta is bringing back Creator Studio, the tool creators had essentially ghosted, now transformed into a standalone AI app. This time it promises to actually do what it should have done from the start: help you grow on Facebook without losing your mind.
Picture releasing a WordPress plugin only to discover an AI has torn it apart and found 35 critical vulnerabilities in a few days. Not sci-fi—it's what happened to a developer who decided to run his code through an AI security scanner. What he learned next is even more unsettling.
The cat-and-mouse game in the AI world just got a whole lot messier. Anthropic claims Alibaba orchestrated a large-scale operation using thousands of fake accounts to access Claude, the model the California company specifically kept out of China.
While tech startups worldwide are pinching pennies, Abu Dhabi just flipped the table: $50 billion dumped into a single AI fund to own the infrastructure game. This isn't billionaire boredom money — it's the move that could reshape who controls artificial intelligence on the planet.
Qualcomm just dropped nearly $4 billion on Modular, a startup that builds AI software tools. Sounds like overkill? It's not — this is a calculated bet to dominate the data center AI market, where the real money is.
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