Martha Stewart's new startup, Hint, is putting the "home" in home management by bundling property records, maintenance schedules, and documents into one AI-powered app.

If you've ever wrestled with a delivery route that spirals into chaos, this one's for you.

Target's AI edge isn't the model, it's the discipline wrapped around it.

A model that predicts an outcome with high accuracy can still mislead you on treatment effects.

The Hybrid BRC is Bright Machines' answer to a problem most of us never see: the human hand that breaks the digital record.

For over a decade, Kaiwei Tang and Joe Hollier have championed a quieter kind of technology.

The U.S. government has banned new foreign-made humanoids, robot dogs, and solar inverters, citing national security risks. It's a decisive move that largely targets imports from China, which dominates production in…

Real-world APIs do not behave like sample datasets.

Harvard Business School Online cuts through the noise with a grounded take on data science and AI.

If you've ever watched a promising data session stall because the context window filled up, you know the frustration.

Age assurance is quietly becoming one of the most important tools for building trust online.

Microsoft's new reference architecture for routing agent traffic on Azure Kubernetes Service tackles a practical headache: deciding which model answers a call, how that call is managed, and which GPU replica handles it.

If you're tired of re-entering the same validation rules and company standards into Claude for every project, custom Skills offer a more efficient path.

Encore AI just raised $30M to turn customer calls into training ground for AI agents.

One variable rename broke every live call.

Nimble is rolling out Web Search Agents, a new retrieval system designed to cut token costs by 51% while boosting retrieval accuracy by 21% for domain-specific enterprise workloads.

DoorDash just got the green light to launch its own commercial drone delivery service across the U.S., and that's a clear signal the company is serious about owning the last mile from every angle. FAA approval doesn't…

Waymo robotaxis are back on Phoenix freeways, with more cities set to follow in the coming days.

When Perplexity's team helped build tools for Comet's launches, they learned what knowledge work demands: speed, context, and clarity.

The Ferrari Luce is doing just fine, and that's exactly what the internet's commenters didn't want to hear.

Elon Musk's X has ended its multiyear legal fight with the World Federation of Advertisers, a dispute rooted in what the platform called a "systematic illegal boycott" following Musk's $44 billion takeover.

Billions of tons of aluminum waste sit in massive red mud ponds, a stubborn environmental hazard.

Small language models are quietly reshaping what's possible for data professionals, and this guide cuts straight to the resources that matter.

Securing MCP in production isn't just about locking the front door.

Daniel Doubrovkine has bombed LeetCode interviews.

The Fable 5 ban caught many teams off guard, yet it delivered a clear message about how quickly AI tools can shift underfoot.

.NET 11 Preview 6 brings tangible progress to .NET MAUI, with the next-generation CollectionView landing on Windows and Android Shell moving closer to the handler model. These aren't flashy changes; they're the…

Pangram's $9 million raise lands at a moment when AI-generated text is blurring the line between useful and noisy.

Managing internal DNS often means juggling separate systems for private and public traffic.

Cyera's $1 billion acquisition of Oasis Security signals a clear answer to a pressing question: how do we protect the growing wave of AI agents?

Dependabot's new three-day cooldown is a quiet but meaningful shift in how we approach dependency updates.

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Visa aimed Anthropic's Claude Mythos at the infrastructure behind billions of daily transactions, and the model stitched minor weaknesses deep in the stack into working exploit chains that would traditionally surface…

The Steiners spent years under siege for the simple act of publishing a newsletter eBay executives disliked.

Rippling took a hard look at Runlayer's MCP gateway product, and then built its own.

Sleepbuds 2 mark Ozlo's first major update since reviving Bose's abandoned sleep earbud line.

Single-agent loops are only part of the story.

Instacart's CTO says AI made the company stop worrying about tech debt, and that's a bold bet worth examining.

Spur Intelligence just landed a $200 million round from Insight Partners, and the message is clear: separating real humans from bots is no longer a nice-to-have.

Sam Altman says he is ready to decelerate, a notable reversal prompted by what he calls "the first security incident that I have felt very viscerally." It is a sobering admission from a leader who has pushed hard on…

Two of the three reaction wheels on NASA's orbital telescope have failed, and a thruster problem has compounded the issue.

The App Store is busier than ever, even as AI agents promise to make traditional software obsolete.

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund already anchors Lucid Motors, and now a prince is doubling down with a 5% stake.

WhatsApp's web app finally lets you make calls without reaching for your phone.

Elon Musk's X Money app is officially rolling out across the US, and the entry point is a practical one: an X Visa debit card that links directly to Apple Pay.

With AI agents multiplying faster than IT teams can track them, the old security model, humans, one app at a time, no longer holds.

Apple's new 'Upgrade' leasing program with Klarna lands at a telling moment.

General Motors' autonomous driving division didn't just hand engineers a better coding tool.

Granola is putting AI to work where notes actually happen: in person.

Grid operators just made a hard call: temporary power cuts for data centers on the largest US grid to prevent blackouts.