Meta’s most important launch in years may not be its latest Ray-Ban glasses or its AI app. Instead, it could be the new AI model it introduced on Wednesday, hinting at how its billions in AI investments could one day transform its products.

Startup Shengshu plans to use the money for a "general world model," paving the way for more practical robot applications.

Welcome back to The AI Shift, our weekly exploration of how AI is reshaping jobs and work. Sarah is away this week, so stepping into her shoes is the FT’s AI editor, Madhumita Murgia. For this edition we are revisiting the big question of whether AI has already started to take white-collar jobs,

Anthropic will make its new AI model available to some of the world’s biggest cybersecurity and software firms in an effort to slow the arms race ignited by AI in the hands of hackers, Anthropic said Tuesday.

A nonprofit AI research center found that half of American adults used AI in the past week, either for personal or work use.

Meta debuted its first major large language model, Muse Spark, spearheaded by chief AI officer Alexandr Wang, who leads Meta Superintelligence Labs.

Students from all walks of life are becoming homogenized as they increasingly outsource their brains to AI chatbots.

Anthropic has triggered alarm bells by touting the terrifying capabilities of “Claude Mythos”– with executives warning the AI model is so dangerous that it would cause a wave of catastrophic hacks

Police agencies are increasingly using artificial intelligence to help their criminal investigations. The results can be dramatic, but skeptics urge caution.

Anthropic announced that it has started a very limited test of its newest AI model called Mythos. It's a model deemed so powerful that the company warned it could cause widespread disruption if it were released to the public.