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Warner Music Group settles lawsuit against Suno. Music giant moves into AI music licensing

HP to lay off nearly 6,000 workers due to artificial intelligence

Huang criticized Nvidia managers who advise employees to use less AI: "Are you out of your mind?"

New AI app NaviSense helps visually impaired people find objects and navigate. How it works

Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.5, which beats the fresh Gemini 3 in vibecoding

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OpenAI introduces AI shopping tool that will help you choose the best vacuum cleaner on Black Friday

Trump launched the "Manhattan Project" in AI. What is the "Genesis Mission"?

Amazon uses two teams of AI agents to deep-search for vulnerabilities — one playing “hackers” and the other playing “defense.” How it works

Google denies secretly training AI on Gmail users' emails

A new Chinese vibe-coding app has become so popular that one of its features has been disabled. What LingGuang can do, receiving over a million downloads in four days

Andrey Karpaty has made LLM Council publicly available — a web application where several AIs argue with each other and choose the best answer.

One and a half times faster than Gemma 3. Interview with the leader of the Lapa LLM project — the most effective large language model for the Ukrainian language

Lapa LLM is already being called the best Ukrainian language model. It was trained by leading Ukrainian researchers in their free time, and it has become one of the most effective LLMs for the Ukrainian language. We spoke with Yuriy Paniv about the creation of Lapa LLM, working with data, and the challenges of artificial intelligence hallucinations.

How group chats work in ChatGPT: 10 features of the new AI tool

AI makes knowledge superficial, and here's why

OpenAI will end API access to the GPT-4o model in February 2026

Google is testing advertising in AI Mode

"Peace is technically close, but it could be a "peace of surrender" instead of a "dignified peace." 6 neural networks were asked to evaluate Zelensky's appeal and the prospects for peace in the war with the Russian Federation. What do Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Mistral, Grok and DeepSeek think?

Yesterday, Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered one of his most outspoken speeches since the start of the full-scale war. The president warned that Ukraine faces «one of the most difficult elections in its history» — one that is difficult, painful, and one that could determine the country’s trajectory for years to come. His words came as a 28-point draft «peace plan» between the United States and Russia emerged, already causing a wave of controversy. To understand what Zelensky’s speech really means, we involved the analysis of six of the most powerful neural networks — from GPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, Grok, and DeepSeek. The results were unexpected.