The ongoing slugfest between tech players racing to get the most intuitive and powerful AI may have just gotten a brief knockout punch. The slammer that landed? A new version of DeepSeek’s increasingly impressive V3.

Hyundai built its Georgia plant with AI in mind. Workers use advanced robotics and Nvidia chips to help bolster car manufacturing.

Palantir's price-to-sales ratio of 114 is way above OpenAI's 17. Palantir's success in defense work could block access to growth as enterprise AI payoff remains elusive

The expert consensus is clear: While stocks have pulled back, the fundamentals behind AI remain strong. Most believe the recent rout is an overdue market sorting—separating hype from reality, speculation from enduring value. Even MIT’s cautious findings are seen as a spur rather than a death knell.

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar outlined three key strategies companies should focus on to build a "competitive moat" in the AI era.

AI might be able to write, but there are certain tells that let you know when a human didn't do the writing. Use these tricks to separate real writing from AI.

An early winner in the generative AI wars was near collapse—then bet everything on a star-studded comeback. Can Stability AI beat the competition?

While using AI tools can streamline recruitment, it can also risk overlooking qualified candidates who don’t fit an algorithm’s narrowly defined parameters.

A 60-year old man with no past psychiatric or medical history ended up at the ER after suffering a psychosis induced by bromide poisoning. The chemical compound can be toxic in chronic doses, and ChatGPT had falsely advised the victim that he could safely take bromide supplements to reduce his table salt intake.