Legal Tech Isn’t Niche Anymore — It’s Big Business Remember when AI in law felt like a fringe experiment? That’s over. Harvey AI, the startup automating legal workflows, just raised another $300 million, bringing its total valuation to $5 billion […]
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When $20B with Google Isn’t Enough Apple has quietly been eyeing a new search partner—and this time, it’s not Google. Behind the scenes, Apple is reportedly exploring a potential partnership or acquisition of Perplexity AI, the fast-growing startup behind a
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Nvidia Crosses the Atlantic in the AI Cloud War For years, the AI game has been dominated by U.S. tech giants. But now, Nvidia and Europe are trying to rewrite the script. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been championing a
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MIT Finds That Chatbots Might Be Turning Our Brains Off We’ve all joked about AI doing our homework. But new research from MIT suggests it might be doing more than just helping — it may be quietly rewiring how we
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OpenAI Prepares for the Unthinkable: Bioweapon Risks We’ve all heard about AI making art, writing code, or passing law exams. But now, OpenAI is confronting a much darker possibility: What if the next AI models get smart enough to help
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New Research Reveals a Hidden Cost of AI “Thinking” We often praise AI for becoming smarter, more helpful, and more human-like. But there’s a growing problem no one talks about enough: the more an AI thinks, the more it pollutes.
