News by Category: AI

A look inside Physical Intelligence, a startup aiming to create general-purpose robots that can learn and adapt to various tasks without specific programming.

Yann LeCun's new company, AMI Labs, is developing AI models that understand the real world, focusing on reliability for healthcare and other critical applications.

Harvey, a prominent AI legal firm, has acquired Hexus to expand its tools. The acquisition highlights the increasing competition in the AI-driven legal technology market.

Quadric is making waves with its on-device AI technology, cutting cloud costs and empowering local AI capabilities. The company is expanding beyond automotive and it is targeting laptops and industrial devices.

California's Attorney General is investigating xAI over the misuse of Grok to create non-consensual sexual images. Other countries have opened investigations.

Anthropic is betting big on India, hiring Irina Ghose to lead its expansion as the AI race heats up in this key global market. The company aims to establish a strong presence.

Concerns arise over Google's AI shopping plans and the potential for personalized pricing. Is it a helpful tool or a privacy risk?

Resolve AI, an AI startup focused on automating site reliability engineering, hits a $1 billion valuation after its Series A funding. Its objective is to innovate system maintenance.

Adobe is hit with a class-action lawsuit alleging the use of pirated books to train its AI models, raising questions about copyright in AI development.

Nvidia strengthens its position in open source AI by acquiring SchedMD and introducing the Nemotron 3 family of AI models, enhancing its offerings for developers.

Anthropic's CEO warns that some AI companies might be pushing their luck with risky financial strategies amid uncertain economic payoffs.

AWS re:Invent 2025 highlights AI customization for businesses, showcasing advancements like Trainium3 chips and autonomous AI agents that learn and operate independently.