But what exactly is AI? Is it the unseen force behind your eerily well-timed online ads? The chatbot that deciphers your typo-ridden questions like a digital mind reader? Or the futuristic ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has increasingly become part of everyday life over the past decade. It is used for everything from personalising social media feeds to powering medical breakthroughs.

Researchers from Stanford University and the University of Washington have developed an AI reasoning model called s1, which was trained for under $50 using a process called distillation.

Cybersecurity expert Chen Shiri breaks down the challenges of safeguarding large language models and some steps you can take ...

Let models explore different solutions and they will find optimal solutions to properly allocate inference budget to AI reasoning problems.