Runway and Nvidia Unveil Real-Time AI Video Generation Breakthrough
Runway introduced a real-time AI video model capable of generating HD output in under 100ms, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA.
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Runway introduced a real-time AI video model capable of generating HD output in under 100ms, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA.
The UK government is considering mandatory labels for AI-generated content as part of broader efforts to address disinformation and copyright challenges.
BMG sues Anthropic over alleged use of copyrighted lyrics in AI training, adding to growing legal pressure on generative AI companies.
OpenAI introduced GPT-5.4 mini and nano, smaller models optimized for speed, cost, and high-volume AI workloads such as coding and automation.
Anthropic conducted a large-scale global study to understand how users perceive AI, revealing diverse expectations, benefits, and concerns shaping real-world adoption.
AI collaboration startup Cove is shutting down as its team joins Microsoft, signaling continued consolidation in the AI productivity tools market.
Sahara AI and Microsoft introduced MATHVISTA, an open-source benchmark designed to evaluate AI reasoning and decision-making. The tool is gaining traction across major tech institutions.
The U.S. Department of Defense labeled Anthropic a national security risk, citing concerns over AI usage restrictions during military operations. The dispute is now headed to federal court.
Alibaba and Baidu are increasing cloud service prices by up to 34 percent as AI demand drives higher infrastructure and computing costs. The changes take effect April 18.
U.S. lawmakers are pressing ByteDance to shut down its Seedance AI video generator, citing copyright and likeness violations involving celebrities and media content.