eWEEK Staff

Amazon’s exclusive Video Recaps feature positions the company ahead of competitors like Netflix and Disney+,

AI just got its teaching credential. Now it’s stepping into the classroom with tools built exclusively for educators, schools, and district leaders. OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT for Teachers, a secure workspace that brings together the core capabilities of ChatGPT, including access to GPT-5.1 Auto, search, file uploads, connectors, image generation, and data analysis. School and […]

This partnership removes one of the biggest historical blockers to adopting new AI tools: vendor complexity.

Operational challenges, regulatory hurdles, and geopolitical risks. And none of that looks close to easing.

A $135 million funding round takes the Tokyo-based firm’s valuation to 400 billion Yen ($2.635 billion).

The company begins life with $6.2 billion in funding — an extraordinary sum for an early-stage startup.

This is not just bigger budgets, it is a shift in how nations fight, defend, and compete.

This delivers what could be the most significant breakthrough in private AI training since differential privacy was first introduced.

OpenAI’s GPT-5.1 revamps ChatGPT with smarter reasoning, customizable tone, and faster performance—marking a major comeback after GPT-5’s mixed reviews.

Momentous noises from Munich. The internet is not some kind of “self-service buffet” for AI firms when it comes to song lyrics.

Yann LeCun’s reported departure could mark the most significant exit yet from Mark Zuckerberg’s ambitious campaign to build “superintelligence” at the social media giant.

Morgan Freeman condemns the unauthorized use of AI to clone his voice, joining stars like Tom Hanks and Scarlett Johansson in criticising AI cloning.