The latest AI release from Google follows a shift in the industry to deliver models that can reason with less computing power.

AI models are numerous and confusing to navigate, but the benchmarks used to measure their performance are also challenging.

Google's new Gemini 2.5 Flash AI model introduces adjustable "thinking budgets" that let businesses pay only for the reasoning power they need, balancing advanced capabilities with cost efficiency.

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Reasoning is AI’s new frontier, but Google’s move hints at a growing and expensive problem: Models overthink for no good ...

Google is offering US college students free access to its AI Premium Plan, including Gemini Advanced, NotebookLM Plus, and ...

OpenAI has launched a new model called o3 which comes with its own mini version called o4-mini. These first-of-its-kind ...

OpenAI launches groundbreaking o3 and o4-mini AI models that can manipulate and reason with images, representing a major ...

The model can quickly search documents, whether they are text-based or include images, diagrams, graphs, tables, code, ...

OpenAI released its newest AI model and said it can understand uploaded images like whiteboards, sketches and diagrams, even ...

Scale AI’s partnership with Qatar’s government includes developing AI tools for education, health care and transportation, ...

OpenAI is in talks to buy Windsurf, an artificial intelligence tool for coding help, according to a source familiar with the ...