Stanford researchers unveil OpenTSLM, a groundbreaking AI model that crushes GPT-4o in medical analysis by 350%, achieving 92.9% accuracy in ECG interpretations while using 60% less computing power and providing human-readable explanations for complex medical time-series data.
IBM Research unveils Granite-Docling-258M, a powerful 258-million parameter open-source AI model that converts complex documents to text while preserving layouts, tables, and equations, featuring improved stability and experimental multilingual support for Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese languages.
Sentient AI releases ROMA, an open-source framework that breaks complex AI tasks into hierarchical trees, achieving 45.6% accuracy on reasoning benchmarks while outperforming Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro by more than double.
Three popular software tools now harness local AI models to revolutionize digital workflows: Karakeep automatically tags and summarizes bookmarks, VS Code provides intelligent coding assistance through Continue and Granite extensions, and GIMP integrates Stable Diffusion for AI-powered photo editing—all while keeping user data completely private on local devices.
Former Apple CEO John Sculley declares OpenAI Apple's first real competitor in decades as the iPhone maker struggles with AI innovation, while ex-design chief Jony Ive joins the ChatGPT creator through a $6 billion startup acquisition, potentially revolutionizing AI hardware design.
Americans increasingly use ChatGPT for legal self-representation in evictions and debt cases, achieving some wins but facing court sanctions as AI-generated documents contain fabricated citations, with 282 problematic cases documented since 2023 while legal professionals cautiously embrace the technology.
Reflection AI secures $2 billion funding at $8 billion valuation, skyrocketing 15x from $545 million just seven months ago as the startup founded by ex-Google DeepMind researchers prepares to launch a massive frontier language model targeting enterprise and government clients.
Companies waste AI investments by creating new metrics to measure success instead of using existing business goals, often achieving impressive local productivity gains while failing to deliver real organizational value or mission-level impact.
Hollywood producer Robert Simonds acquires controversial Israeli spyware maker NSO Group in a multimillion-dollar deal, despite the company remaining on the US Commerce Department's banned entities list for targeting journalists and activists worldwide.
Pennsylvania Power & Light seizes private farmland through eminent domain to build 240-foot transmission towers for AI data centers, despite admitting insufficient electricity exists and rates skyrocketing 267% while Amazon's $20 billion investment creates just 1,250 jobs.