Latest about Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Anthropic's Claude AI bizzarely breaks from coding to look at scenic national park pictures
CLAUDE ADHD New demo shows Claude AI taking a break from coding to glance at scenic photos of a national park.
Clippy wiggles back to Windows as an AI snip tool from the Microsoft Graveyard
📎📎📎 Clippy wiggles its way back to Windows to provide insightful information about obscure details captured in screenshots.
Apple AI arrives late: Windows and Linux users already enjoy superior free tools
Watch out Apple Apple insiders recently expressed worries that the company lags two years behind competitors in the fast-growing AI market.
Linux lead dev says we're only getting 10% reality of the oversold AI hype
10% reality? Is AI just a fad? Linux Kernel lead developer Linus Torvalds says it's complicated, and only 10% of the hype sold is reality.
Microsoft's hefty Copilot and AI investment reportedly built "a wall of sorry" around its earnings as investors mount profit return pressure
Microsoft is slated to report its first fiscal quarter earnings on Wednesday. Despite overall growth revenue, projections suggest the firm's AI department could report dismal Copilot Pro sales.
Windows Agent Arena brings AI assistants keyboard-deep to Windows PCs but there are critical security and performance concerns
WINDOWS AGENT ARENA Microsoft's new benchmark provides an arena for testing AI agents in realistic Windows operating system environments.
Former Intel CEO almost acquired NVIDIA for $20 billion but it would have been the firm's "most expensive acquisition"
MISSED OPPORTUNITIES Intel reportedly almost bought NVIDIA for $20 billion in 2005 but its board of directors thwarted the plans because it would have been the firm's most expensive acquisition.
NVIDIA CEO unveils Denmark's first state-of-the-art supercomputer with 1,528 H100 AI GPUs
GEFION NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and King Frederik X of Denmark launched Gefion, a supercomputer with 1,528 H100 AI GPUs designed to promote research across quantum computing, medicine, and more.
