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Why Apple Is Finally Making Its Own Smart Home Devices
Apple introduced its Home Collection with LG and Schneider Electric, pairing smart home devices with its first display, HomeView.
Apple’s Reportedly Developing A Smart Home Camera That Doesn’t Record Video
A reported Apple home camera would use on-device AI to describe activity in text rather than capture or store video, according to Mark Gurman.
Before AI Gets the Keys to Your Business, Rehearse the Worst Week
Firmulate puts AI models through a company’s worst week, exposing the gap between spotting a crisis and acting on it. Enterprises can rehearse their own.
How AI Models Are Reshaping Business Decision-Making in the Real World
AI models are now tested in real business scenarios, showing that reliability, honesty, and deep understanding are key to success — not just chat quality. Choose wisely.
The AI Doomsday Fear Hidden In Self-improving AI
Experts warn that self-improving AI could pose existential risks, sparking increased media and public interest amid ongoing debates about safety and control.
What a Do-Nothing AI Manager Reveals About Trust and Performance in Business Benchmarks
Discover how a simple baseline score reveals the true challenge of trusting AI in business. Firmulate’s benchmark shows integrity and discipline matter most.
Anthropic Says Its Model Claude Is Helping To Build The Next Version Of Itself
Anthropic states its AI model Claude is actively assisting in building the next iteration of itself, marking a new approach in AI development.
How A New Princeton Study Debunked AI Self-Improvement Alarmism
A recent Princeton study questions fears of runaway AI self-improvement, suggesting current models are unlikely to trigger existential risks as alarmists claim.
In the Race for AI Reliability, Diligence Alone Won’t Seal the Deal
Firmulate’s live AI experiment reveals that even the most thorough models can fail to close deals if discipline and prioritization are overlooked—proof that focus beats volume.