AI is bringing old nuclear plants out of retirement

The White House has promised to quadruple nuclear power by 2050.

We’re running out of good ideas. AI might be how we find new ones.

What if the best use of AI is restarting the world’s idea machine?

Interview: Canva reveals what creativity in the age of AI and why Affinity is free for all

I spoke to Anna Wood, Product Marketing Lead at Canva about the company's latest updates and what it all means for designers and creators

The next phase of AI is agentic, and it starts with data architecture

AI’s next breakthrough isn’t bigger models—it’s better architecture

The race to zero downtime is on – and AI is leading it

AI-powered self-healing infrastructure is redefining reliability

This tiny Ryzen AI Max+ mini PC rivals a laptop-class RTX 4070

This tiny Ryzen AI Max+ mini PC rivals a laptop-class RTX 4070

Six questions to ask when crafting an AI enablement plan By Jason Meller published 13 December 25 AI’s greatest threat is the growing number of untrusted/unmanaged apps that access company data without company knowledge.

SaaStr AI App of the Week: Kintsugi — The AI That Puts Sales Tax on Autopilot

Every week, we highlight an AI-powered app that’s actually solving real problems for B2B and Cloud companies. This week: Kintsugi.  The next generation AI agent for B2B tax compliance. The Pr…

Anthropic’s Chief Scientist Says We’re Rapidly Approaching the Moment That Could Doom Us All

Anthropic's chief scientist Jared Kaplan says humanity will soon have a big decision to make on whether to take the "ultimate risk" on AI.

Low-Code/No-Code Tools: Customization Hack for AI Engineers

How can AI ML engineers build AI faster without deep coding expertise? Discover how LCNC AI tools simplify customization and boost productivity via AI training.

Big Tech’s Get-Rich-Quick Scheme for AI: Fire Everyone, Release a Mediocre Model

Want to sound smart at your holiday party? Our weekly AI news wrap-up gives you the lowdown on infighting at Meta, another underwhelming OpenAI launch, a tale of scammer revenge, and more.

Netflix growing up, data center jet engines, and the circular AI economy

Today on TechCrunch's Equity podcast, hosts Kirsten Korosec and Anthony Ha discuss what happens when the startup that used to mail you DVDs grows up and tries to buy a legacy entertainment empire as well as the other headlines that caught their eye.

AI Toys for Kids Talk About Sex, Drugs, and Chinese Propaganda

Plus: Travelers to the US may have to hand over five years of social media history, South Korean CEOs are resigning due to cyberattacks, and more.

Why Humanoid Robots and Embodied AI Still Struggle in the Real World

General-purpose robots remain rare not for a lack of hardware but because we still can’t give machines the physical intuition humans learn through experience

Is The Washington Post’s new AI podcast a hallmark of the future?

The Post calls the podcast an "AI-powered tool" that turns its articles into an audio news digest.

How to Mitigate AI Bias: Proven Strategies for Fair AI

Learn how to mitigate AI bias with proven strategies for diverse data, bias testing, human oversight, and governance.

AI Crosses The Sacrosanct Line In Mental Health Of Being Clinical Instead Of Just Informational

It is one thing for AI to be informational. But it now has gone into being clinical. Is this good or bad? What is the difference? An AI Insider analysis.

I Reverse Engineered Claude’s Memory System, and Here’s What I Found!

When I reverse-engineered ChatGPT’s memory system, I found it uses pre-computed summaries injected into every prompt. But Claude’s approach is different. Through extensive experimentation, I discovered Claude uses on-demand tools and selective retrieval, a fundamentally different architecture. But how does this actually work? And how does it compare to ChatGPT’s approach? This is the second post in a series where I reverse-engineer the memory systems of popular AI assistants. The first post focused on ChatGPT’s memory system.

Artificial Intelligence News for the Week of December 12; Updates from Couchbase, DXC Technology, Qlik & More

Solutions Review Executive Editor Tim King curated this list of notable artificial intelligence news for the week of December 12, 2025. Keeping tabs on all the most relevant artificial intelligence…

AI Mode, Content & Search Index

Our tests show that Google’s AI Mode doesn’t retrieve page content from the live web during the query fan out process. Instead, it gets it from somewhere else, and that “somewhere else” appears to be a proprietary content store separate from the search index. How do we know this? We just found a case where […]

Google AI Search Update: Completely New Grounding Format

Gemini’s grounding context has a completely new format which I don’t fully understand yet. It seems custom to different prompt types and breaks outside the old index 1, index 2…etc model. Sharing the discovery for now hoping to hear more from the community and add to it later. Prompt: Dan Petrovic latest articles BEFORE NOW […]

Meta sees role reversal as it adopts Alibaba’s Qwen to train AI models

Throughout 2023 and 2024, Chinese firms keen to catch up with the US used Meta’s Llama to help them build their own models.

How user prompts shape your content visibility in AI search.

A single article. Seven different queries. Radically different passages surfaced. This isn’t a bug. It’s the ranker doing exactly what it’s supposed to do—and it reveals something important about how content actually gets discovered in AI search. The Data We ran seven query variations against one health article about teas for ulcerative colitis. The article […]

Google Removes AI Videos of Disney Characters After Cease and Desist Letter

Google has taken down dozens of AI-generated videos of Disney-owned characters after the studio sent a cease and desist letter on Wednesday.