The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
Founded in 2024, Cal AI generated over $30 million in two years through paid influencers before its acquisition by MyFitnessPal.
NVIDIA and IIT Madras introduced a 2.8 trillion-token pretraining corpus across 22 Indian languages with an open GPU-accelerated generation pipeline.
At Elevate in Chicago, LogicMonitor tied Edwin AI, OpenTelemetry and Catchpoint to governed automation, with GlobalFoundries reporting 98% less alert noise.
OpenAI upgraded its ChatGPT Chrome extension on October 15, 2026 to read open tabs, control them for work tasks, and organize tab groups.
A Claude test filed a false murder tip in Philadelphia, yet no charges followed and cleanup costs fell on website operators.
Oyster analyzed 15,000 job descriptions and surveyed 1,000 HR leaders, finding AI requirements in 15% of roles filled in early 2026.
NVIDIA will launch RTX Spark on Oct. 16 with partner events worldwide and a signed ASUS ProArt P14 giveaway.
AWS introduced Trust in Depth, a layered model where agents act alone when actions are verifiable and people decide ambiguous cases.
NVIDIA added DLSS 4.5 controls to GeForce NOW, letting members tune image quality and latency in the cloud without new hardware.
Uniplay CEO Eric Francia argues lean AI teams need curious staff, as 59% of workers face reskilling by 2030.
Anthropic told investors its third-quarter 2026 revenue reached $16.8bn with adjusted profit, weeks before a planned market debut.
Stockholm startup 120ft raised €576,000 from 22 angels to build container microfactories where humanoid robots assemble small consumer products.