Personal AI assistants are no longer a futuristic novelty. They’re becoming a daily interface—something you talk to, ask for help from, and increasingly rely on to smooth out the friction of modern life. The conversation around them has shifted from…
Anthropic’s latest move in the “AI as a creative production tool” race is aimed squarely at one of the most stubborn bottlenecks in game development: turning an idea into something you can actually play. With Claude Fable 5, Anthropic is…
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman has taken a sharp public swipe at Anthropic’s approach to discussing Claude’s “consciousness,” arguing that the company’s internal framing may be doing more harm than good—both to public understanding and, potentially, to how the model…
Tech companies have spent the last year building AI products around a simple, expensive assumption: if you want strong quality, you need to pay for the best models. That assumption is now being stress-tested in a very practical way. Not…
WWDC 2026 arrived with a familiar Apple rhythm: start with the user experience, frame the problem in everyday terms, then reveal how AI can make the device feel less like a tool and more like a collaborator. This year’s through-line…
Anthropic has announced Claude Fable 5, its first broadly released model from the company’s Mythos class—an important milestone that signals both a technical leap and a shift in how Anthropic is willing to put its most capable systems into the…
Anthropic’s latest move is less about unveiling a single new model and more about changing the shape of what “public access” to frontier AI can look like. With the release of Claude Fable 5, the company is putting a Mythos-class…
At WWDC 2026, Apple didn’t just add another set of “nice-to-have” image tools. It leaned hard into a direction the company has been circling for years: making generative AI feel less like a separate creative process and more like a…
The tech world has a habit of turning complex shifts into simple shorthand. For years, FAANG did that job: a quick mental shortcut for the companies that seemed to define the internet era—big platforms, massive user bases, and market dominance…
Microsoft’s top AI executive Mustafa Suleyman is backpedaling on a prediction that sounded far more disruptive than many people expected from the company’s public messaging about automation. In a recent episode of The Verge’s Decoder podcast, Suleyman clarified what he…
Apple used its annual developer conference to do something it has struggled to do in the AI era: turn big promises into a coherent product story. For years, the company has talked about “intelligence” and user trust with the confidence…
Sandstone is betting that the next wave of enterprise AI won’t arrive as a flashy, standalone chatbot, but as something closer to an always-on legal teammate—one that understands how in-house teams actually work, where the bottlenecks are, and what “good”…