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The overwhelming hype surrounding artificial intelligence in recent years has led to inflated expectations. A new initiative, ‘Hype Correction,’ aims to re-evaluate what AI is truly for, moving past the initial excitement to a more realistic understanding of its current capabilities and future potential.

This article explores how Sam Altman’s vision for AI, centered on large language models, ignited a significant hype cycle, leading to current concerns about a potential bubble.

OpenAI has announced significant leadership changes to support its rapid growth and ongoing mission to advance frontier AI research and deliver products to a global user base. Three key leaders are taking on expanded responsibilities to drive scientific progress, oversee business operations, and scale the company’s global presence.

Introducing VaultGemma, the most capable model trained from scratch with differential privacy. This article explores the scaling laws for differentially private language models and details the development and release of VaultGemma, a 1B-parameter open model with robust privacy protections.

A recent global survey involving executives, decision-makers, and knowledge workers indicates that organizations effectively integrating AI are achieving significant business outcomes and enabling employees to concentrate on more impactful tasks. The primary benefits of AI adoption extend beyond mere time savings, focusing instead on unlocking greater potential. Organizations with advanced AI integration report that AI:

This article explains how Gistr transforms the way data professionals interact with their most valuable asset: their accumulated knowledge.

The introduction of new AI tools brings with it a wealth of new AI tips. This article compiles some of the most useful advice shared throughout 2025 for maximizing the potential of AI products.

OpenAI commits $50M in funding and tools to leading institutions.

Spending too much time on repetitive tasks? These Python scripts will help you automate the mundane stuff that drains your productivity.

From predictive analytics to personalized fan experiences, data and AI are powering the next generation of motorsport, says Rohit Agnihotri, principal technologist at Infosys, and Dan Cherowbrier, CTIO of Formula E.