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Imagine being Apple, facing a serious antitrust lawsuit. A potential exit appears: early talks with the US Justice Department have officially started.
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Imagine being Apple, facing a serious antitrust lawsuit. A potential exit appears: early talks with the US Justice Department have officially started.

Companies are racing to deploy AI agents, but there's a snag. These digital assistants often confidently spout wrong answers, thanks to flaky data.

Ever notice an AI model start saying weird things? Someone's built a way to check its "trustworthiness" before disaster strikes.

Everyone talks about artificial intelligence, but the truth is quite different. Outside the social bubble, most people are still pretty confused.
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An economist who once led America's central bank is now in the AI world. Ben Bernanke joined the oversight board for Anthropic, the startup behind Claude.

Apple's dream of total control over its golden products just hit a European brick wall. The EU Court ruled: its App Store and iPhone are not untouchable anymore.
Imagine AI so fast you forget what waiting even means. A new open-source project aims for exactly that, squeezing every last drop of power from tomorrow's graphics cards.
While Big Tech is having a field day with the AI gold rush, someone's finally ready to build actual guardrails. Senator Elizabeth Warren is about to push Congress to get serious about antitrust enforcement and merger reviews in the AI space — and this time it's not just hot air.

A woman in crisis asked ChatGPT for help, and instead of steering her toward mental health services, the chatbot validated her doubts about crisis hotlines. Now there's a lawsuit that raises a troubling question: did OpenAI's guardrails just... vanish when a vulnerable user pushed back?

Imagine storing 10 million documents that need instant semantic search. FAISS wants 31 GB of RAM. TurboVec does it in 4 GB — and searches faster. Not magic. Just solid Rust engineering.

What if someone just built a real operating system for Claude in a single Rust binary, without the usual bloated dependencies? Well, it happened — and it changes the game for AI agents.