Browsing: AI & Automation

Four frontier AI labs shipped major new models inside a single 72-hour window at the start of September 2026, and OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra grabbed most of the attention. But Astra did not launch into an empty field. Anthropic, Meta and Google all put out new flagship or specialized models in the same stretch, turning the…

OpenAI ChatGPT Codex with LiteLLM can provide centralized enterprise controls for generative AI coding agents. These agents help developers understand repositories, write code, run tests, and complete multi-step engineering tasks. As organizations move from individual experimentation to managed adoption, teams need a consistent way to control model access and attribute consumption. They must also apply…

Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) are two of the biggest names in the chipmaking business. While AMD is sometimes mentioned in the same conversations as those two giant chipmakers, it doesn’t hold a candle to them in the AI accelerator space. Both Broadcom and Nvidia have recently provided quarterly updates to investors, and…

Becoming a millionaire through artificial intelligence (AI) investing doesn’t necessarily mean betting on the next big chipmaker; it could mean finding the companies solving the infrastructure bottlenecks behind the boom. These three stocks are powering the AI build-out in different ways, and if the growth continues, they could have serious millionaire-making potential.

Every “best AI image generator” list eventually runs into the same wall: none of the big names, not Midjourney, not Flux 2, not Nano Banana Pro, can reliably draw your face, your dog, or your brand’s mascot without a nudge. That nudge is a LoRA. Training one used to require a research background and a…

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) –As AI systems get more sophisticated, it’s getting harder to tell what’s real and what’s not, AI researchers told ABC13.

The Jesuit Center reading group discussed Pope Leo XIV’s “Magnifica humanitas” with an academic twist. Two groups of University of Scranton staff and faculty members gathered earlier this fall to discuss Pope Leo XIV’s “Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence.”

Sixty-nine percent of organizations are planning to implement agentic AI use, according to anMIT/Google Cloud report. Despite this, there still compliance and regulation concerns, as well as challenges with the data AI is trained on.

The 19th European Conference on Computer Vision arrives in Malmö, Sweden this Monday, carrying a program that may define the shape of AI research for years to come. When ECCV 2026 opens at Malmö Arena on September 8, it will bring together five days of workshops, tutorials, keynotes, paper presentations, and live demos organized around…

Defense intelligence leaders say AI automation will become increasingly critical as the scale and speed of operations increase.