The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
Amazon will stop using NDAs in talks with local governments over data centers, following Microsoft, as moratoriums spread.
SWI Group raised €800 million at a €6.1 billion valuation to expand its transatlantic data center and AI compute platform.
BotMan AI maps code, data and business rules into a knowledge graph to re-architect Delphi, Visual Basic and Oracle Forms systems.
TechCrunch Disrupt runs October 13-15 at Moscone West with six stages, 200 sessions and Startup Battlefield for 200 startups.
Nvidia is discussing an outright purchase, acquihire or larger investment in Reflection AI, already backed by $800 million and valued at $25 billion.
Intellyx founder Jason Bloomberg argues agents fit only tasks with room for error, urging firms to weigh failure costs before deployment.
The US ITC opened a patent case against 20 companies including Foxconn and Luxshare over power systems for AI servers.
Eduardo Porter argues that even supercharged growth adds little to federal revenue, while AI shifts income to capital and competes for funding.
PolyAI and Otter executives say full-duplex voice models exist, but slow reasoning, transcription errors and trust issues still block natural conversation.
SiliconANGLE explains why agent pilots fail in production: long runs, paid retries and outputs that cannot be reproduced.
Data from Ornn, Silicon Data and Bloomberg shows token prices falling while H100 rents hold firm as agents drive volume growth.
Odyssey launched a public preview of Odyssey-3, a 14-billion-parameter world model that builds interactive environments from text prompts in real time.