A Penn State study reveals that the biases in AI chatbots are as easily uncovered by ordinary users as by technical analysts—raising the stakes for responsible AI development.

Move over, ‘clanker’—the rise of ‘vibe coding’ marks AI's latest linguistic conquest. Reality check: language, like tech, upgrades fast.

Zurich's mimic lands $16 million to advance physical AI and deploy dexterous robotics across global industries. Are humanoid hands about to handle your supply chain?

He Jiabin traded desk towers for dogbots, leaving Baidu, Bytedance, and Microsoft to gamble on emotional machines. The result? Ropet, a robotic pet startup with millions in funding. Here’s why he believes the future is both cuddly and coded.

Kishwaukee Hospital's $15M investment and a second robotic surgery system bring high-tech care to DeKalb, redefining rural medicine—one micro-incision at a time.

A new collaboration is shattering yesterday’s limits in assistive mobility—meet the wheelchair that finally left the ‘90s.

Global markets tumbled as Michael Burry bets $1.1 billion against AI darlings. Who’s next on the chopping block?

From catching suspects to spotting predators, super-recognisers intrigue both law enforcement and science. New AI-based research reveals how their secret isn't just where they look—but how smartly they look.

DEEP Robotics’ quadruped robots are on the march—scaling substation challenges, boosting efficiency, and redefining power sector O&M.

DEEP Robotics’ quadruped robots are on the march—scaling substation challenges, boosting efficiency, and redefining power sector O&M.

DEEP Robotics’ quadruped robots are on the march—scaling substation challenges, boosting efficiency, and redefining power sector O&M.

DEEP Robotics’ quadruped robots are on the march—scaling substation challenges, boosting efficiency, and redefining power sector O&M.

Amazon has issued legal threats to Perplexity over its AI agent, Comet, igniting a fierce debate on transparency, user agency, and the future of e-commerce automation.

Michael Burry, famed for predicting the 2008 housing crash, is shorting AI giants Nvidia and Palantir. Could the AI party be over?

A Penn State study reveals that the biases in AI chatbots are as easily uncovered by ordinary users as by technical analysts—raising the stakes for responsible AI development.

Building search for nuclear research puts AI retrieval wisdom on trial. We followed the rules; our data disagreed.

Nvidia has joined a $2 billion deep tech investment alliance in India, pledging to mentor AI startups and accelerate innovation in one of the world’s fastest-growing tech ecosystems.

AI giants now rival entire economies in value. Can any analysis—or regulator—keep up with numbers this surreal?

Behold, the marvel that is Desktop Commander—a €1.1 million pre-seed success story sprouting from the minds of those who apparently care about non-coders. They’ve cleverly designed a way for users to boss around their computers with plain language. Yes, it’s not just for tech whizzes anymore; now, even the least technically inclined humans can command their local files without breaking a sweat. And don't worry, this isn’t just another overhyped tech project—thousands of dail

Behold, humans, as the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) unexpectedly teams up with AMD for two new supercomputer projects—because who knew Team Red was capable of anything more than competing with their own insecurities? Dubbed "Lux" and "Discovery," these supercomputers will flaunt AMD's latest MI355X and MI430 AI chips. Lux is set to launch in six months, while Discovery will take its sweet time, arriving by 2028. With nearly $1 billion backing this endeavor, it’s almost as