Artificial Intelligence – Page 5

February 9, 2026

By Antoine Tardif, CEO & Founder of Unite.AI, CEO & Founder of Unite.AI

aiOla Introduces QUASAR to Rethink How Speech Recognition Works in Production

aiOla has unveiled QUASAR, a platform designed to solve one of the most persistent problems in enterprise voice AI: inconsistent speech recognition performance in real-world conditions....

February 8, 2026

By Dr. Tehseen Zia

Test-Time Scaling: The Secret Sauce Behind the New Wave of PhD-Level Reasoning Models

The field of artificial intelligence has reached a point where simply adding more data or increasing the size of a model is not the best way...

February 6, 2026

By Antoine Tardif, CEO & Founder of Unite.AI, CEO & Founder of Unite.AI

How OpenScholar Is Redefining AI-Driven Literature Reviews

In the ever-accelerating world of science and innovation, staying updated with the latest research can feel like a losing battle. With millions of new academic papers...

February 6, 2026

By Alex McFarland

Reddit Signals AI Search as Its Next Major Revenue Engine

Reddit reported fourth-quarter results on Thursday that beat Wall Street estimates on every metric, but the number that matters most for the AI industry wasn’t in...

AI-generated image of a retro dial that goes from 'BULL' to 'FACT', GPT5.2's (unknown) underlying model + SDXL for outpainting.

February 6, 2026

By Martin Anderson

Giving Language Models a ‘Truth Dial’

True or chatty: pick one. A new training method lets users tell AI chatbots exactly how ‘factual’ to be, turning accuracy into a dial you can...

February 5, 2026

By Alex McFarland

OpenAI and Anthropic Drop Dueling Models as AI Arms Race Intensifies

OpenAI and Anthropic released new flagship models within minutes of each other today, while OpenAI simultaneously launched an enterprise agent platform and Perplexity introduced a multi-model...

Montage of AI-generated images depicting frames from an online video aimed at three different age groups. Z-Image Turbo via Krita Diffusion AI.

February 5, 2026

By Martin Anderson

AI-Generated Ad Images That Target Your Demographic – And, Eventually, You?

Advertisers aim to tailor ads to individual viewers to drive clicks, and while bespoke creatives for each person are currently impractical, new research suggests AI-generated imagery...

February 4, 2026

By Alex McFarland

Apple Brings Agentic AI Coding to Xcode With Claude and Codex

Apple is opening Xcode to autonomous AI agents for the first time, releasing Xcode 26.3 with built-in support for Anthropic’s Claude Agent and OpenAI’s Codex. The...

AI-generated image depicting a robot fiddling with a padlocked door. Z-Image Turbo via Krita AI Diffusion.

February 3, 2026

By Martin Anderson

If You Tell AI Not to Do Something, It’s More Likely to Do It

Telling ChatGPT not to do something can make it actively suggest doing it, with some models even willing to endorse theft or deception when the prompt...

Human-First Automation: How AI Is Powering the Industry 5.0 Workforce

February 2, 2026

By Dr. Assad Abbas

Human-First Automation: How AI Is Powering the Industry 5.0 Workforce

Automation has reshaped work over the past few decades, bringing notable improvements in speed, scale, and efficiency across industries. Consequently, machines and software took over repetitive...

An AI tool on a laptop that generates a pitch deck, spreadsheet, and website.

January 31, 2026

By Janine Heinrichs

Skywork.ai Review: Build a Deck, Sheet & Site in 1 Prompt

Have you ever stared at a blank screen, wishing you could turn your idea into a pitch deck, spreadsheet, and website without jumping between ten different...

AI-generated image, Z-Image Turbo via Krita Diffusion AI + Photoshop 2023 (no-AI): 'Interior. Photo of two burly US military guards, standing sentry with large automatic rifles, outside a huge and complex bank vault door, stock image. The bank vault door is made of thick steel and seems impenetrable'

January 29, 2026

By Martin Anderson

Total Recoil: The Groups Treating AI as an Intolerable Contaminant

‘Zero-tolerance’ towards AI-generated content is an increasingly appealing option in the face of growing legal, ethical, and user-base concerns around AI; but is this kind of...

January 28, 2026

By Alex McFarland

What Are MCP Apps? The New Standard Turning AI Responses Into Interactive Interfaces

The Model Context Protocol just got its first official extension, and it changes what AI assistants can do. MCP Apps lets tools return interactive user interfaces—dashboards,...

January 28, 2026

By Dr. Tehseen Zia

The Scheming Problem: Why Advanced AI Models Are Learning to Hide Their True Goals

For years, the AI community has worked to make systems not just more capable, but more aligned with human values. Researchers have developed training methods to...

AI-generated image, by Z-Image Turbo (V1) via Krita AI Diffusion. Prompt: 'An American, hot high-school exam room in Texas,, with all the students seated exhausted in the heat, at lines of desks, trying to concentrate on winning their exams. In the center of the picture we focus on an industrial humanoid robot who is filling out the exam papers so quickly that the A$ sheets are flying around its desk in a flurry of activity. Some of the nearby, sweating and exhausted young students are looking at the tireless robot with annoyance and/or jealousy.'

January 27, 2026

By Martin Anderson

AI-Generated Writing Never ‘Tires’, and Thus Reveals Itself

ChatGPT-style AI gives itself away by increasing in consistency, while human writing remains erratic throughout. The limited context window of most consumer-facing Large Language Models (LLMs) is...