#Generative AI

Google's Gmail Live lets you ask your inbox questions out loud. Announced at I/O 2026, it's AI's pitch to skeptics — and a reminder of how much Google already knows about you.

Five major publishers and author Scott Turow have filed a class action lawsuit against Meta, alleging the company used illegal pirate sites like LibGen to train its Llama AI models without permission.

Two ex-Apple engineers built an AI puck that only listens when you press it. At $179, Button is a deliberate bet that dedicated AI hardware beats the Swiss Army knife approach of smartphones.

Suno's AI music platform claims to block copyrighted content, but researchers found its filters can be bypassed with minimal effort and free tools, generating near-identical imitations of Beyoncé, Black Sabbath, and more.

OpenAI killed Sora six months after launch — not because of a data scandal, but because it was hemorrhaging money while users walked away. A WSJ investigation reveals what really happened, and what it means for the AI industry.

OpenAI shut down its Sora app just six months after launch. The move signals a strategic pivot toward enterprise — but also raises harder questions about AI video's real-world limits.

Suno's v5.5 update introduces Voices, My Taste, and Custom Models — shifting AI music from novelty to personalized creative tool. Here's what it means.

Claude's paid subscriptions more than doubled in early 2026 as Anthropic's DoD standoff and Super Bowl ads drove record consumer sign-ups. Here's what the data actually shows.

OpenAI has shelved its erotic ChatGPT feature indefinitely. The real story isn't about adult content—it's about who gets to decide what AI will and won't do.

An anonymous Discord tip led police to what may be the first confirmed CSAM generated by Elon Musk's Grok AI. The case exposes the gap between corporate denial and technical reality in AI safety.

The US Pentagon has revealed plans to use generative AI—potentially ChatGPT and Grok—to rank and prioritize military targets. What changes when algorithms enter the kill chain?

The Pentagon is exploring using generative AI chatbots to rank and prioritize military strike targets. As a US missile strike kills over 100 children at an Iranian school, questions about AI's role in targeting decisions grow urgent.