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Real estate tech firm's exit raises questions about offshore AI development as India dominates global shared services market.

After years of measured investment, Apple's artificial intelligence roadmap is reshaping perceptions of the company's position in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.

Tools for Humanity, the iris-scanning verification platform backed by OpenAI's CEO, is downsizing as it struggles to achieve commercial traction.

The e-commerce giant leverages generative AI to let shoppers create personalized apparel and accessories without design experience.

Aggressive pricing by Chinese startup forces competitors into steep cuts, reshaping the economics of AI inference globally.

Major artificial intelligence companies are expected to raise costs for their services as they prepare for public market debuts, signaling mounting financial pressures in the sector.

The productivity platform quickly resolved connectivity issues with Anthropic's AI assistant, drawing attention to growing enterprise dependencies on LLM integrations.

The AI maker is building a broader ecosystem as traditional conversational interfaces face pressure to evolve into multi-functional tools.

Analysis suggests leading AI companies may be operating at severe losses relative to customer revenue.

As AI funding surges, founders are building experiences designed to pull users away from screens and back into physical spaces.

The Trump administration's chief artificial intelligence strategist is stepping down to establish an independent organization focused on shaping future AI governance.

New security feature aims to reduce the risk of sensitive data exposure, though vulnerabilities may still persist.

The company plans major enhancements to its voice assistant and broader AI capabilities, signaling a shift in how Siri handles complex tasks.

Government consideration of ownership position in leading AI firm signals shift in how Washington approaches artificial intelligence commercialization.

Mountain View's surging demand for AI services prompts landmark partnership to secure satellite-based computational capacity.

Emerging AI companies have 72 hours to submit applications for a chance to pitch at the industry's largest annual conference.

Generative AI tools and robotics companies lead a wave of mega-rounds, signaling investor confidence in artificial intelligence as a transformative industry.

While plaintiff-side legal tech has captured billions in funding, corporate defense workflows remain fragmented and ripe for AI-driven disruption.