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Apple's latest filing in its ongoing litigation against the generative AI giant sounds like an exasperated parent.

Google's new Pixel 11 phones are both wildly impressive -- and woefully unexciting. So what does that mean for you?

Researchers found that adding LLM-generated rationales to recommendations can suppress productive human disagreement and cause evaluators to reject high-potential ideas.

Analysts said the moves may be nothing more than positioning the company for its IPO, but that both changes are welcome news nonetheless.

The new Pixel 11 Pro XL refines Google's flagship with practical AI, strong cameras, security and productivity features.

Although European regulators welcomed Apple's changes, they will still monitor their implementation.

Dubbed CoSnitch by the security researcher who discovered it, the flaw executes an attack chain that exfiltrates data from enterprises without any obvious red flags.

MIT researchers found that as diffusion models scale, individual training examples have less measurable influence on outputs, and this "attribution decay" could complicate AI copyright, auditing, and governance.

The data from the defunct airline is not supposed to include any customer data or personally identifiable information.

It's not clear how Apple's ambition to put cameras inside AirPods can also protect privacy.