Entitled “the most terrible time of the year,” the 45-second ad featured a series of mishaps befalling people at Christmas.

For GPT-5.2, you have to get the pro version of ChatGPT, which starts at $20 per month or $200 per month, depending on what you want. Grok’s free version also limits you to Grok 4, and not Grok 4.1, so you also need a subscription for Grok 4.1. A SuperGrok subscription starts at $30 per month and goes up to $300 per month if you want more access.

New AI-powered tools from Google, Adobe, Apple and others can improve group shots and fun selfies. But where is the line between photo editing and straight-up lying?

Time announced exclusively on TODAY Dec. 11 that it has recognized AI’s seismic impact by naming the “Architects of AI” as its 2025 Person of the Year. The recognition reflects how the technology seemingly became inescapable this year in just about any aspect of American life, from its impact on education to fears of mass industry disruption.

Two data center billionaires minted before anything is even built. A borrower seeking a loan for 150% of the construction cost. And companies that are using financial engineering to keep liabilities off their balance sheets.

The AI boom—and the rising electricity demand that has followed—is changing the calculus for u And politicians.

Greater efficiency, innovation, and smarter ways of working are all very compelling outcomes. According to Sivasubramanian, to deliver these—at scale—agents need to reach three crucial milestones: The way software is built must be transformed, trust must be established and verified, and the creation of AI agents must be democratized.

The tech giant’s AI chief talks about superintelligence “red lines,” why AI will transform medicine and how he unwinds by chatting with Copilot.

Fei-Fei Li, founder of the AI startup World Labs, says she now favors fast learners who embrace AI tools over candidates with traditional degrees.

President Donald Trump executive order on a national artificial intelligence framework threatens funding for states that pursue AI laws deemed "onerous."