South Park” slowing down when it comes to mocking the Trump administration. In the latest episode of the popular Comedy Central animated series, a recurring character named “Towelie,” a walking and ...

Agents are going to require a lot of private data and private environments to be trained. Because we’re in Amazon, that’s all now 1P [first-party selling model]. So they’re just one of many different ...

Alzheimer’s Society, Innovate UK and Challenge Works have launched the Longitude Prize on Dementia – a competition with a £4million prize fund to find innovators who can create ground-breaking ...

Google is putting AI Mode into Search in 180 countries and territories, allowing the AI-powered search feature to expand beyond the US, UK, and India. The expansion means more people can search for ...

Hyra Network, a pioneering force in decentralized AI and sovereign digital infrastructure, has been honored with the Chairman’s Award 2025 at the WITSA Global AI Summit, hosted by the World Innovation ...

By Nicola Mawson, Contributing journalistJohannesburg, 21 Aug 2025Risk Insights had a deal with the JSE to use AI-powered rating tools to advance ESG reporting for listed companies. The dispute ...

Subscription AI chatbots could soon carry ads, in a fashion similar to social media, raising privacy concerns and trust risks ...

However, seeing live AI translation in an Instagram Reel feels a little jarring to many users. In the comments of Mosseri's ...

According to the report [PDF], Facebook owner Meta's AI division accounts for more than half of those crawlers, while OpenAI accounts for the overwhelming majority of on-demand fetch requests.

Meta generates more traffic from web crawlers than Google and OpenAI combined. ChatGPT, on the other hand, dominates real-time traffic on the web.

First my editors said yes, and then the tech startup I lobbed my wild idea to, Notion, agreed to let me embed with them. Why? It’s hard to say. Possibly because Notion’s own workforce has fully ...

Darrow is striking it rich by scouring the internet for corporate misdeeds. But one of its revenue sources—sharing legal awards—raises ethical concerns among some lawyers.