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Apple sends Siri developers to boot camp to learn how to program with AI

BlaBlaCar integrates conversational ride search into ChatGPT. How it works

Agroholding MHP developed AI for cutting chicken. In three years, the economic effect reached $1.5 million

Gemini app is now available on Mac, including for Ukrainian users

Claude Code outage: users complain about access problems

Product IT company PlantIn has introduced a new role — AI-generalist. What is he responsible for and what are the first results?

A restaurant has appeared in China where AI scans visitors' faces and tongues to recommend dishes

NVIDIA Makes Quantum Computing Practical with Ising—the World's First Open AI Models for Quantum Computers

Philosophers and humanities will still "shoot" at AI: Anthropic co-founder explained why

OpenAI launches GPT-5.4-Cyber — AI model for defensive cybersecurity

FRACTAL has introduced a professional development app called FRACTAL PLUS. It was created by a single developer using AI

Google has added a Skills feature to the Chrome browser that lets you save your favorite AI prompts

The Great Paradox: Anthropic Secretly Informed the Trump Administration About the Mythos Model—Despite a Lawsuit Against the Pentagon

Are you tired of the word LLM too? Here's a simple, no-bullshit explanation of key AI terms from dev.ua

If it seems to you that in the last few years everyone has suddenly started speaking some new language, you’re wrong. Strange words keep popping up at rallies, in job postings, and even in regular work chats: LLM, inference, tokens, hallucinations, agents. And the problem isn’t even that they’re complicated. It’s that they’re often used as if everyone already understands everything. We explain what these wonder terms are and how to understand them.

Google launched "Personalized Intelligence" in Gemini in Ukraine and allowed connecting Gmail, Photos and YouTube

Ukrainian syndicate Toloka.VC is going to invest more than $1 million in Cursor. It is the fastest-growing AI startup of all time. We learned the details.

Meta creates an AI avatar of Zuckerberg that will communicate with employees instead of him

At Nobori.ai, you can build a strategy to promote your company in AI search in minutes

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Most IT companies encourage the use of AI, but a third of IT professionals pay for the subscription themselves

Artificial intelligence could leave 1.4 million Ukrainians unemployed and cause losses of UAH 242 billion to the budget

The world does not trust the US and China in regulating AI, and the European Union remains the leader in favor — study

“We stepped back and said ‘no.’” Duolingo CEO explains why they no longer consider AI as a criterion for employee performance

32-hour workweek, new tax system, and “almost communism.” OpenAI recommended that governments prepare for changes through the total implementation of AI. 5 key takeaways from the document

Recently, OpenAI published a rather voluminous visionary document, «Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age: Ideas to Keep People First,» which is a kind of broad vision of the development of society in the AI era. That is, OpenAI is supposedly already preparing governments for the consequences of the total introduction of AI into all spheres of life — so that later no one can say that «we didn’t warn you.» The company’s position in this context is also quite peculiar, because, on the one hand, it itself, together with its colleagues, is creating these «consequences,» but at the same time it is thinking about what they will lead to.