New research shows AI struggles with basic tasks like reading analogue clocks and calculating calendar dates. Despite advancements, AI's timekeeping abilities are surprisingly poor, highlighting significant gaps in its reasoning skills.
Microsoft has launched a series of advanced AI models, including Phi 4 mini reasoning, which is set to challenge OpenAI's capabilities. With enhanced fact-checking features and educational applications, these models are geared towards revolutionizing AI development.
Google has just made its latest AI model, Gemini 2.5 Pro (experimental), available for free to all users! Discover what this intelligent model can do, even with some limitations for non-paying users.
Google's latest AI model, Gemini 2.5, promises enhanced reasoning and context-aware capabilities, setting a new standard in AI development. Discover how this upgrade outperforms its predecessor!
Discover how Google's upgraded AI reasoning models in Gemini 2.5 are revolutionizing technology with their ability to pause and 'think' before making decisions. This advancement opens new doors for AI capabilities.
Get ready for a game-changer in AI! Google has announced the experimental Gemini 2.5 Pro, designed to handle complex tasks with enhanced reasoning capabilities. Discover how this cutting-edge model is set to redefine AI performance and accuracy.
Explore the fascinating journey of Claude AI as it attempts to master Pokémon, revealing both the potential and limitations of artificial intelligence in the quest for AGI. Will AI surpass human capabilities soon?
OpenAI has launched the o1-pro AI model, boasting improved performance at a steep price. Available to select developers, it promises better responses but faces mixed reviews from early users.
Google has announced the wide rollout of Gemini 2.0 models, including the experimental Flash Thinking. These updates enhance efficiency, speed, and personalization for users. Explore how these AI advancements can transform your daily tasks and interactions.
Hugging Face's Thomas Wolf warns that current AI models may become mere 'yes-men' without breakthroughs in creative problem-solving. He argues that true innovation requires AI to ask the questions no one has dared to ask.
