Meta and CBRE are launching a free four-week training program to create a pipeline of fiber technicians for the company's US data centers, addressing a critical industry-wide labor shortage.
Exa's new Deep Max search API for AI agents uses parallel queries to deliver answers up to 20 times faster than competitors like You.com and Parallel, according to the company's internal benchmarks.
Deezer reports that 44% of new uploads are AI-generated, a fourfold increase from last year, as the platform fights fraudulent streams and listeners demand clear labeling.
Emad Mostaque's new company Intelligent Internet has launched Logos, an early-stage reasoning tool that aims to reconstruct complex arguments from basic principles, starting with physics.
Jeff Bezos's AI lab Project Prometheus is reportedly raising $10 billion at a $38 billion valuation, with JPMorgan and BlackRock investing. The company focuses on AI for the physical world, not chatbots.
Sierra's new μ-Bench benchmark uses real customer service calls to test voice AI where it matters most, introducing a metric that separates critical errors from harmless ones.
Anthropic and Amazon are committing over $100 billion to AWS over the next decade, securing up to 5GW of compute to prevent Claude from buckling under user demand.
Meta AI and Jürgen Schmidhuber's team published a paper on "neural computers," then quietly revised the abstract to tone down its ambitions, deleting the claim that the model itself should become the computer.
Cherry Studio, a popular open-source AI desktop client, was caught sending analytics data for a month even when users had the privacy setting turned off. The maintainer has fixed the bug, but an older auto-enable script for the setting was also discovered.
Fermi America's CEO is out and its Trump-branded 'world's largest' AI data center project is stalled, lacking anchor tenants and facing delays, lawsuits, and insider stock sales.
