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Microsoft cracks down on employee AI use after one worker spent $28,000 in 28 days
By Craig Hale Published
Microsoft reportedly cracks down on unnecessary "tokenmaxxing" as some employees spend thousands per month on AI compute.

Hugging Face MicroDuck robot is the first educational robot I've wanted in a very long time
By Lance Ulanoff Published
Hugging Face MicroDuck robot is the first educational robot I've wanted in a very long time — even if I do have to program some of the cuteness.

Plaud tells us why its new AI earbuds want to do more than just record
By Graham Barlow Published
Plaud's new AI earbuds record your conversations, but that's only the beginning.

Nvidia wants to buy Hugging Face in $13 billion blockbuster AI deal
By Craig Hale Published
Reports are circulating that Nvidia could be set to acquire Hugging Face in a $12.9 billion takeover.

Salesforce reveals 'Claudeforce' in major new Anthropic AI deal as CEO Marc Benioff pushes back against SaaSpocalypse
By Mike Moore Published
Salesforce CEO hits back at 'SaaSpocalypse' fears as company reveals new tie-up with Anthropic on Claudeforce platform.

My 5 favorite ChatGPT plugins right now
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
These ChatGPT plugins deserve a permanent spot in your rotation. Here are my top 5.

OpenAI says it took down a malicious Russian plan to spread misinformation on ChatGPT
By Benedict Collins Published
The International Burke Institute was central to the social influence campaign, designed to paint Russia in a better light than its Western counterparts.

Meta thought AI could do the job instead of humans — what happened next should surprise absolutely nobody
By Lance Ulanoff Published
Meta may have tried to use AI to replace as much as 60% of its workforce. Here's a look at why that's obviously a bad idea.

Anthropic staff told to work from home due to risk of possible security strikes
By Craig Hale Published
Anthropic's security contractors were reportedly preparing to strike, forcing the AI company to prioritize worker safety.

New study finds bosses are far more comfortable sharing work documents with AI than their employees — despite the security risks
By Christian Cawley Published
Report claims 68% of workers use AI tools at work, with 74% of bosses happy to hand over tasks to their preferred AI, regardless of security concerns
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