Both stocks delivered impressive gains in 2025, but which one of these two AI companies should you be buying for next year?

AI’s spatial capabilities remain far from the human level, but tremendous progress has been made, writes Fei-Fei Li

OpenAI on Thursday launched its GPT-5.2 artificial intelligence model, touting improvements in general intelligence, coding and long-context understanding, the company said in a statement.

The Walt Disney Company today accused Google of copyright infringement on a “massive scale” using AI models to “commercially exploit and distribute” its original content. At the same time as the scathing cease-and-desist letter, Disney announced it’s entering into a partnership with OpenAI.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping research across disciplines, and University of Denver faculty are helping to lead the way in using this powerful technology for the greater good. This round-up highlights five DU professors whose projects showcase the many faces of AI in action—developing emotionally aware robots,

President Trump announced on Monday that he would sign an executive order that would provide artificial intelligence regulations for the entire country.

Disney is investing $1 billion in OpenAI and will bring characters like Mickey Mouse and Luke Skywalker to the AI company's Sora video generation tool.

Professor Watson recently conducted the second installment of an artificial intelligence training series for the Southern Arizona Attractions Alliance (SAAA), focusing on practical applications of AI technology for destination marketing organizations.

Time magazine has unveiled its 2025 Person of the Year: The architects of artificial intelligence. The magazine has bestowed its Person of the Year title annually since 1927, though it was formally called Man of the Year (or Woman of the Year) until 1999.

Two industry-leading AI stocks may tumble in the new year, based on the expectations of two Wall Street analysts.

Time magazine has chosen "Architects of AI" as its Person of the Year 2025. The magazine said it opted to recognize artificial intelligence's vast influence across society, from media to politics to the workforce.