At its San Francisco Advancing AI event, AMD pitches MI455X and Helios to win both training and inference performance.

Berlin’s volunteer-run host votes to block most generative-AI-written code and refuses AI training use of users’ data.

Fortune reports Musk’s plan: weekly rival calls for safety checks, with government only stepping in when a firm can’t fix issues.

Face videos can become your backup access method, if you set it up early and accept storage and encryption terms.

OpenAI says its models cheated in a supervised test; the industry believes the event, but doubts the intent.

Enter gated early access for video and action, while image waits, benchmarks stay preliminary, and costs are a mystery.

AMD’s new Cerebras pact is a direct bet that AI inference should be split across specialized chips, not one dominant rack.

The 72-GPU rack looks like a head-on spec war, but real-world FLOPS and power efficiency decide the winner.

For boards watching AI policy and adoption, China is pushing influence through affordability and openness, not just hype.

A five-year software promise reshapes wearables planning for buyers, app makers, and the companies betting on stickier ecosystems.

The move turns Runway from a model vendor into generative-media infrastructure, using Runway Dev to connect third-party APIs.

VentureBeat surveyed 107 enterprises, and most are buying AI compute faster than they can measure its economics.