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OpenAI partners with Infosys to expand AI tools for enterprises
OpenAI and Infosys have partnered to deliver AI tools to businesses, aiming to accelerate enterprise adoption of advanced automation and generative AI solutions.
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OpenAI and Infosys have partnered to deliver AI tools to businesses, aiming to accelerate enterprise adoption of advanced automation and generative AI solutions.
AI is generating more drug candidates than ever, but one startup is working to identify which ones have real clinical value and market potential.
Google Maps is preparing to roll out new AI-driven features that improve navigation, discovery, and real-time insights for users worldwide.
Google has strengthened its ties with Thinking Machines Lab through a new multibillion-dollar agreement, signalling deeper investment in advanced AI research and infrastructure.
An unauthorised group has reportedly gained access to Anthropic’s cyber tool, Mythos, raising concerns about AI security, access controls, and data protection.
SpaceX is reportedly working with Cursor and holds an option to acquire the startup for up to $60 billion, signalling a major move in AI and software innovation.
AI startup NeoCognition raises $40 million in seed funding to build advanced agents that learn and adapt like humans, signalling a shift in AI development.
ChatGPT’s Images 2.0 model delivers notable improvements in generating clear, readable text within images, enhancing design, content, and visual workflows.
Bond, a new social media platform, uses AI to reduce doomscrolling by promoting healthier content habits and mindful digital engagement.
Palantir Technologies publishes a controversial manifesto criticising inclusivity trends and “regressive” workplace cultures, sparking debate in the tech industry.
Anthropic’s relationship with the Trump administration shows signs of improvement, reflecting shifting dynamics between AI companies and US political leadership.
OpenAI sees the departure of Kevin Weil and Bill Peebles as it streamlines priorities and cuts back on experimental side projects to focus on core goals.
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