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Canva’s New AI Image Generator Could Change How People Create Digital Content

Canva has launched Canva Craft, its first in-house AI image model, built to plan layouts, render readable text and cut costs. Here is what it means for creators, marketers and small businesses.

Meta’s Massive AI Spending Is Worrying Investors Despite Strong Business Growth

Meta beat revenue forecasts, but a $135 billion to $145 billion spending plan and its first negative quarterly free cash flow in years rattled investors. Here is what the numbers mean for the AI race.

Can AI Diagnose Patients Better Than Doctors and What the Microsoft Study Really Reveals

Microsoft’s MAI-DxO diagnostic system beat generalist doctors on complex medical cases in a peer-reviewed Science study. This article explains what the results show, where the limits are, and why the bus

Uber Just Gave All 30,000 Employees an AI Agent and It Is Watching How They Use It

Uber is rolling out OpenAI's ChatGPT Work agent to its entire global workforce after a pilot where 80% of users were not engineers. It won't say what it costs, but it will track how staff use it to decid

Beijing Clears DeepSeek and MiniMax to Keep Their AI Models Flowing to the World

DeepSeek and MiniMax have cleared Beijing's new export registration, letting them keep open sourcing and licensing models abroad. The approval calms developers, and confirms China now runs a gate on its

Anthropic Says Claude Found Bugs That Survived Trillions of Tests by Trying to Prove the Code Was Safe

Anthropic and the startup Theorem say Claude wrote machine-checked proofs that code in 123 open-source libraries cannot crash, turning up bugs fuzzers missed for years. The catch is that the guarantees c

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