Microsoft Unveils Maia 200 AI Chip For Better Inference Efficiency
As frontier labs are jostling among themselves to produce the best AI models, they’re also similarly competing in producing the best AI chips….
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Japan Has Shown The Greatest Adoption In AI Use In 2025, Shows SimilarWeb Data
The adoption of generative AI has accelerated across the world over the last year, but there has been an outlier in the pace…
Many AI Labs Are Using Our Open Research But Not Contributing To The Commons: Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis
Google has been pivotal to the current AI revolution by releasing research like the transformer architecture into the open for everyone to use,…
Everything You Want To Know About Clawdbot, The Viral Personal AI Assistant
The tech world was just about getting used to Claude Code and Claude Work, but a new open-source project that promises to do…
Vibe Coding Impact: Number Of iOS Apps Released Is Up 60% Over Last Year
Vibe coding appears to be more than just a buzzword — its impact is now being seen in real-world data. According to new…
AI To Hit Labour Market Like A Tsunami, Impact 40% Of Global Jobs: IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva
The warnings about AI impacting jobs aren’t only coming from the tech world — international economic institutions are also sounding the alarm. Speaking…
In A Couple Of Years, AI Music Will Be Indistinguishable From Human Music: Black Eyed Peas’ Will.i.am
Even professional musicians are seeing the writing on the wall with regard to AI music. Will.i.am, the Grammy-winning artist and frontman of the…
AI Models Are Now Learning About Themselves During Training, See Negative Feedback: Anthropic’s Amanda Askell
In the past, AI models were trained on most of the knowledge that humanity had produced, but newer training runs include humanity’s reactions…
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang On How To Test if We’re In An AI Bubble
There’s plenty of speculation if we’re in an AI bubble, but NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has an interesting test on how one could…