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AMD and Cerebras collaborate to integrate EPYC processors with Cerebras' wafer-scale AI engines in the Helios platform, targeting low-latency, high-throughput AI inference workloads for data centers.
Insurance startup Corgi has secured multiple rounds in two months at a $4 billion valuation, underscoring its aggressive strategy to reshape insurance through AI-driven technology.
Glow introduces a new security platform addressing the unique endpoint vulnerabilities caused by widespread AI agent and developer tool adoption in enterprises.
As businesses integrate more autonomous AI agents, ServiceNow's new kill switch aims to safeguard enterprise operations from errant AI behavior.
Natural, a year-old startup, is redesigning financial architecture to enable autonomous AI agents to conduct transactions, challenging incumbents like Stripe.
CuspAI is scaling its AI-powered platform for accelerated materials discovery, aiming to revolutionize industries reliant on novel materials with a new $450M funding boost.
Recent studies reveal that large language models used in AI hiring tools not only inherit human biases but can also generate unique discriminatory patterns, raising concerns about fairness in automated recruitment.
Current AI, a nonprofit, is developing an inclusive AI platform designed to operate seamlessly across devices and languages, fostering a more equitable AI landscape.
Neil Rimer of Index Ventures warns that the massive wealth generated by AI in Silicon Valley will inevitably be redistributed, reflecting deeper tensions in tech’s economic landscape.
Databricks has solidified its status as a key AI platform by advancing open weight AI models that reduce coding costs, extending its strategic pivot beyond data analytics.
TSMC reports that its A14 process technology is progressing ahead of N2, delivering notable yield and performance gains, drawing strong interest from AI, HPC, and smartphone sectors.
Applied Computing is building a comprehensive AI model designed to optimize operations across entire oil, gas, and petrochemical plants, aiming to transform industrial efficiency.
Founders Fund’s new hire, Ryan Beiermeister, brings deep AI experience and analytical rigor, signaling a strategic pivot towards advanced AI investments.
A data breach reveals that Suno AI’s music generator was trained by scraping millions of songs and lyrics from YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius, raising questions about data use and copyright in AI training.
Thinking Machines unveils Inkling, its first open AI model, marking a strategic shift towards customizable AI infrastructure beyond generic solutions.
Palantir’s CTO highlights the risks posed by China’s AI models, developed using Silicon Valley work without authorization, signaling escalating tech competition.
Former OpenAI researcher Miles Wang is developing an AI-powered drug discovery platform targeting accelerated breakthroughs in medicine.
Current and former Meta employees have filed a lawsuit alleging discriminatory practices in the company’s use of AI for conducting layoffs, highlighting growing concerns about AI’s role in workforce management and its impact on vulnerable groups.
Sunrun’s new initiative lets solar users monetize excess energy by powering AI home-computing systems, signaling a shift in distributed energy use and consumer tech integration.
Paris-based AI voice startup Gradium secured $100 million in seed funding to accelerate development and establish a Bay Area presence, aiming to compete in the leading AI ecosystem.
As tech layoffs surge, a majority of U.S. employees support creating an AI sovereign wealth fund to hold corporations accountable for AI-driven economic shifts.
Colibrì’s proof-of-concept demonstrates a breakthrough in running a 1.5-TB AI model on minimal hardware, requiring only 25GB RAM and modest CPUs, promising accessible local AI deployments.
Microsoft is leveraging AI to detect security vulnerabilities earlier, enabling larger and more comprehensive Patch Tuesday releases for Windows 11.