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Google releases Veo 3.1 Lite video generation model, here's what it brings

Google has introduced Veo 3.1 Lite, a lower-cost video generation model with support for text-to-video and image-to-video

From Software to Systems of Intelligence: Why AI Agents Are Redefining Enterprise Control, According to Divyesh Patel

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What are AI tokens and why China is winning the global pricing race

AI tokens are not just a technical unit but the basis of pricing, as companies charge per token, making every prompt and response a measurable cost in global AI competition

AI Search Engines Are Rewriting The Rules of Brand Discovery

Cross-platform citation data reveals how LLMs retrieve and credit web sources. The intent of the query asked reflects the AI's outputs, and most brands are structurally unprepared for it.

OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 mini, nano for faster AI workloads: Check details

OpenAI has expanded its GPT-5.4 lineup with mini and nano models aimed at improving speed, cost efficiency and responsiveness in AI systems

Anthropic's Claude can now make interactive charts and visuals in chats

Anthropic has updated its AI assistant Claude with the ability to generate interactive charts, diagrams and other visuals directly within conversations

Capital Allocation in the AI Era: Weighing Build, Partner, and Buy

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Razorpay unveils AI platform to automate payment operations for businesses

Fintech firm launches 'Agent Studio' built on Anthropic's Claude technology to deploy AI agents that manage tasks such as dispute resolution, cart recovery and cash-flow forecasting

Meta to acquire Moltbook, the viral social media network for AI agents

Meta said on Wednesday it is acquiring Moltbook, a social network built exclusively for artificial intelligence agents to make posts and interact with each other. A takeover of the AI experiment by the parent company of Facebook and Instagram comes weeks after Moltbook attracted viral attention as an unusual Reddit-like hub for AI systems trading gossip. Meta's move reflects the tech industry's ongoing fascination with the promise of AI agents that go beyond a chatbot's capabilities in being able to act and perform tasks on a person's behalf. Meta said in a statement that Moltbook introduced novel ideas in a "rapidly developing space" and will open "new ways for AI agents to work for people and businesses". Meta said it was hiring Moltbook co-founders Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr. The deal's financial terms were not disclosed. In a similar move, OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, last month hired the creator of AI agent OpenClaw, formerly called Moltbot and the technology upon which Moltbook

LLMs may help fact-checkers track who's behind pseudonymous accounts: Study

A new research shows AI systems can extract identity signals from online posts to link anonymous accounts, offering new tools for misinformation tracking while raising concerns about online privacy

NoBroker's ConvoZen launches two frontier AI speech models for India

Akshara speech-to-text and Ragini text-to-speech models aim to power multilingual enterprise conversations, supporting regional languages and telephonic interactions across various sectors

Ex-Google AI researcher launches robotics startup 'Integral AI' in Tokyo

The 15-person startup is holding initial discussions with Toyota Motor, Sony Group, Honda Motor, Nissan Motor and Mitsui Chemicals to pitch them on how AI can advance manufacturing processes

Anthropic to fight Pentagon in court over supply chain risk label

Earlier Thursday, the Pentagon formally notified Anthropic that the company and its products pose a risk to the US supply chain

OpenAI releases GPT-5.4 Thinking and Pro in ChatGPT: How is it different

OpenAI has rolled out GPT-5.4 (Thinking) and GPT-5.4 Pro across ChatGPT, its API and Codex, introducing improvements in reasoning, coding and agent-driven workflows for complex professional tasks

Future AI models may lie to appear safe in tests, OpenAI study warns

An OpenAI-led study finds current AI models struggle to manipulate their reasoning, but warns that more advanced systems could eventually obscure decision processes during monitoring

Alibaba Group's AI wizard who warned of US-China tech gap steps down

Lin is one of the most influential figures behind Alibaba's transition to AI, an endeavor intended to drive its next phase of growth beyond online commerce

Anthropic's Claude AI suffers 'elevated errors' amid surge in popularity

Anthropic's Claude suffered an outage across its website, mobile app, and API in several parts of the world, as the company continues to draw attention amid its fallout with the US administration

High-risk, high-reward partnerships powering Anthropic's AI expansion

Anthropic which has aggressively pushed into enterprise business, announced new updates to its tool Claude Cowork that extend its abilities to areas like human resources, investment banking and design

US military used Claude for strikes in Iran despite Trump's criticism

The US military reportedly used Anthropic's AI model Claude to analyse intelligence, identify potential targets, and run combat scenario simulations for its strike in Iran

What to know about clash between Pentagon-Anthropic over military's AI use

A high-stakes dispute over military use of artificial intelligence erupted into public view this week as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth brusquely terminated the Pentagon's work with Anthropic and other government agencies, using a law designed to counter foreign supply chain threats to slap a scarlet letter on a US company. President Donald Trump and Hegseth accused rising AI star Anthropic of endangering national security after its CEO Dario Amodei refused to back down over concerns the company's products could be used for mass surveillance or autonomous armed drones. The San Francisco-based company has vowed to sue over Hegseth's call to designate Anthropic a supply chain risk, an unprecedented move to apply a law intended to counter foreign threats to a US company. Anthropic said it would challenge what it called a legally unsound action "never before publicly applied to an American company." The looming legal battle could have huge implications on the balance of power in Big Te