Anthropic’s latest push with Claude Science is less about unveiling a brand-new model and more about changing the day-to-day experience of doing computational research. In other words, the company is betting that scientists don’t primarily struggle with “which intelligence to…
Libby is preparing to give readers more say over what they see as AI-generated books become harder to ignore. The change, described as “AI content controls,” is being positioned as a practical response to a problem that’s already showing up…
X has taken another step toward making social platforms feel less like walled gardens and more like programmable infrastructure. The company’s latest move—launching a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server—targets a very specific pain point for developers building AI-powered tools:…
Amazon has quietly but decisively stepped further into the enterprise AI arms race with the launch of a new, $1 billion “FDE” organization—an initiative designed to take generative AI agents out of the lab and into day-to-day business operations. The…
Proton is preparing to roll out Lumo 2.0 this week, and the update signals something bigger than a routine “version bump.” Lumo has been positioned from the start as a privacy-first way to use an AI assistant without treating personal…
Tech chief executives are increasingly talking about AI rules, but the conversation has shifted from a simple “regulate or don’t regulate” binary to a more uncomfortable question: who gets to write the rules, how quickly they can be agreed, and…
Battery metals are moving from the margins of commodities trading into a more central, more technical arena: derivatives. This year, activity in cobalt and lithium futures contracts has picked up on major European and US exchanges, reflecting a shift in…
In the courtroom, the loudest voice doesn’t always win. Sometimes it’s the person who speaks softly, asks carefully, and refuses to be baited. That dynamic was on full display during Musk v. Altman, the high-profile dispute in which Elon Musk…
OKX is exploring a new kind of marketplace—one designed for AI agents to work, negotiate, and get paid without humans having to micromanage every step. The core idea, as reported, is straightforward but ambitious in execution: bring together the three…
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being positioned as the next general-purpose technology for drug development: not a magic wand that produces cures overnight, but a set of tools that can compress timelines, reduce dead ends, and help teams make better decisions…
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool for game studios to experiment with on the margins. It is increasingly becoming part of the production pipeline itself—less like a novelty and more like infrastructure. Recent reporting highlights how “more instinctive”…
Astronomers have always worked with a kind of double vision: one eye on the sky as it changes tonight, and another on the archive—decades of measurements stored in databases, reprocessed when new calibration methods arrive, and reinterpreted when better algorithms…