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Researchers from Princeton, Harvard, and Columbia University have introduced LCLM — a model that compresses the input context of language models by up to 16× while maintaining surprisingly high accuracy. The result is up to 8.8× faster inference and lower costs.

The Estonian Language Institute has released a major benchmark testing the resilience of 60 AI models against disinformation. The results are shocking — while Anthropic excels, European Mistral fails in the fight against manipulation.

You'll no longer just browse pages — you'll delegate entire tasks to AI. The AgentBrowse tool is changing how we interact with the internet through semantic automation.

Tesla faces sharp criticism in Europe over misleading FSD safety statistics. A Reuters investigation revealed that the automaker presented its own unverified data to regulators, which experts say exaggerates the safety of autonomous driving. The OECD has added the case to its AI threat monitoring.

Elon Musk's SpaceX has closed a record-breaking deal to acquire the startup Anysphere, the company behind the popular AI editor Cursor. What does this transaction mean for developers and the future of software engineering?

CBD of Denver has launched a strategic review of merger candidates in the AI productivity and workflow automation sector. What does this mean for the tech market?

AI chatbots are no longer just tools for writing emails. New data shows that users coming through ChatGPT and Gemini are buying more than before. What does this mean for the Czech e-commerce market?

Customers arriving at e-shops through ChatGPT and Google Gemini generate 53% higher revenue per visit. That's according to fresh Adobe Analytics data for May 2026. AI-driven traffic jumped 138% year-over-year.

Anthropic warns of a dramatic shift in cybersecurity. Artificial intelligence is significantly lowering the barrier to sophisticated hacking attacks, posing a new risk to businesses and individuals worldwide, including in Europe.

A cannabis industry company is changing course. CBD of Denver has approved a strategic review of three merger candidates in the AI productivity tools sector. It's targeting a market set to grow to over 100 billion dollars within the next decade.