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The fundamental tension in conversational AI has always been a binary choice: respond fast or respond smart. Real-time speech-to-speech (S2S) models — the kind that power natural-feeling voice assistants — start talking almost instantly, but their answers tend to be shallow. Cascaded systems that route speech through a large language model (LLM) are far more […]
Many people are hoping—nay, praying—that the potential AI bubble will burst soon. But to hear Google tell it, generative AI is the future, and the company’s products have to change to keep up with the technical reality. As a result, Gemini is seeping into every nook and cranny of the Google ecosystem. Generative AI feeds
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Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is set to fundamentally reshape the structure of enterprise work and commerce. Rather than simply responding to instructions, these agents actively participate in workflows by planning tasks, creating and using tools, correcting their own errors, and pursuing multistep goals autonomously. The result is faster, more adaptive workflows. The emergence of the
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April has been a busy month in the world of AI. Two major AI models, hailing from the biggest AI companies of today, saw their debuts simultaneously. Anthropic was the first to drop Opus 4.7, and close to follow on its heels was OpenAI, which came out with its GPT-5.5. Though the leading models from
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A hotly anticipated trial starts this week, where Elon Musk will attempt to prove that OpenAI, under Sam Altman, has abandoned its mission to remain a nonprofit in order to ensure that artificial intelligence serves humanity, and not just billionaires. Many view the lawsuit as a grudge match between Musk—who left OpenAI after serving as
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Coding assistants have moved beyond autocomplete into full agents that can read projects, run commands, edit files, and iterate toward outcomes. Tools like Claude Code and Codex both operate in this space, but take different approaches. Claude Code centers on a unified agent loop across environments, while Codex spreads capabilities across CLI, IDE extensions, cloud
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Google just changed how developers do research. On April 21, 2026, they launched Deep Research Max. It runs on Gemini 3.1 Pro and is not just another chatbot upgrade. This is an autonomous AI research agent. It plans, searches, reads, reasons, and writes, all from a single API call. By the end, you get a
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Google’s Nano Banana Pro finally has a worthy competitor, and if the results are anything to go by, it looks like this one may give it a run for its money. Putting its hat in the ring is none other than OpenAI, with its all-new ChatGPT Images 2.0. Now we all know the kind of
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A 40-year-old man was arrested after using artificial intelligence to generate a fake image of a runaway wolf that South Korean authorities said obstructed an urgent investigation, the BBC reported. AI-generated image of Neukgu. After Neukgu, a two-year-old wolf, burrowed out of a zoo in Daejeon city, officials launched an all-out effort to bring him
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There’s a pattern playing out inside almost every engineering organization right now. A developer installs GitHub Copilot to ship code faster. A data analyst starts querying a new LLM tool for reporting. A product team quietly embeds a third-party model into a feature branch. By the time the security team hears about any of it,
