A Closer Look at Phonon TTS. Launching High-Quality On-Device Speech That Tops the Benchmarks.
huggingface.co — We’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science.
huggingface.co — We’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science.
Tech Funding News — Memrise co-founder Ed Cooke’s Mindmax raises $3.3M led by Concept Ventures to build an AI tutor for professional exams, upskilling and knowledge retention.
MarTech Series — Xiora Technologies announced the launch of Xiora AI, a browser-based service that enables users to engage in real-time.
MarTech Series — Vmake Labs has upgraded the Subtitle Mode within its Video Watermark Remover designed for advanced subtitle and overlay removal.
Tech Xplore — Artificial intelligence is increasingly pervasive and capable but is also very hungry for power. Researchers, including those at the University of Tokyo, have developed a new approach to building physics-based AI—systems that use the natural behavior of physical systems to process information—that dramatically reduces the amount of computation required for them to run. The approach simplifies both how these systems learn and how they are structured. It was demonstrated using an optical computing system that processes information with light and could help pave the way toward faster and more energy-efficient AI hardware.
PYMNTS.com — AI agents have crossed the company threshold. Getting permission to do the work is taking longer. “The Agentic Edge Index: How Leading Companies Put AI to
MarTech Series — Social9, a social media scheduling platform for small businesses, agencies and creators, has opened its platform to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Android Authority — Pixel and Galaxy owners say Android Auto keeps asking who to call or text, even after recognizing their contacts.
CIO — AI can speed up platform modernization, but how do you keep quality high and customers happy while everything changes? Here's what one engineering leader learned.
Fortune — Numica has bought seven small accounting firms from owners ready to retire. Software does the books, and the old CPA can stay on to see clients.
Cyber Security News — A Taiwan-based operator used 12 AI agents to attack hundreds of organizations across 11 countries, stealing sensitive data.
IT Pro — As companies cut down on ‘tokenmaxxing’, what are the risks posed by the practice and how will crackdowns impact cybersecurity?
Nikkei Asia — The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Aditya Kumar — The XLA review said that when you disagree with XLA’s fusion decisions, your recourse is to restructure your source or leave through custom_call. That is true of fusion. It isn’t true of the pipeline as a whole. XLA is a C++ compiler with an ordinary pass manager, and you can build it from source and add a pass. The pass itself isn’t the interesting part. Writing one forces you to learn how the pipeline decides it is done, and that matters more than any single rewrite.
the Guardian — More than 100 campaign groups will join together in 15 countries this week to call for a halt to major AI projects
The Japan Times — Employers are adding AI skill requirements to established roles such as sales representatives, software engineers or assistants.
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