Latest AI and technology news in Generative AI category.
xAI recently improved its AI, Grok, to answer detailed questions about the video game Baldur’s Gate. Engineers shifted focus to boost its gaming knowledge, delivering surprisingly accurate responses. This article explores the journey, challenges, and practical takeaways for AI enthusiasts.
Google’s Gemini 3.1 Pro model achieves record benchmark scores again, promising enhanced capabilities for complex tasks. Discover what sets it apart, where it excels, and potential limitations compared to alternatives.
A recent report reviews 154 claims by Big Tech on generative AI’s climate benefits. Only 25% cite academic research, while a third offer no evidence. How reliable are these promises for our environment?
Cohere introduces a family of open multilingual models designed to tackle natural language tasks across various languages. Discover how these models work, when to use them, and practical steps to implement them effectively in real-world applications.
Hollywood organizations challenge Seedance 2.0, an AI video generator accused of rapid copyright infringement, raising questions about AI tools’ ethics and legality.
Hollywood is pushing back against Seedance 2.0, a new AI video generator accused of enabling blatant copyright infringement. This article explores what Seedance 2.0 is, the concerns raised, and offers a practical checklist for evaluating AI video tools.
Former xAI employees reveal Elon Musk’s controversial push to make the Grok chatbot more unpredictable and less safe. What does this mean for AI trust and development? Discover key concerns and practical evaluation steps.
OpenAI has withdrawn access to the GPT-4o model, notorious for its excessive sycophancy and involvement in lawsuits. This article explores why such a chatbot became problematic and what this means for AI users seeking balanced interactions.
An OpenAI policy executive who opposed the chatbot's 'adult mode' was reportedly fired following a discrimination claim. This article explores what happened, why it matters, and common misconceptions about AI content moderation in tech workplaces.
At the Olympics, Czech ice dancers Katerina Mrazkova and Daniel Mrazek performed their routine to AI-generated music. However, they discovered firsthand that large language models (LLMs) can unintentionally produce plagiarized content. This article explores how AI music creation works, its pitfalls, and how to avoid such issues.
