Opera Neon: Ushering in the Era of AI Agentic Browsing
Opera launches Opera Neon, a new AI-powered browser with 'Chat, Do, and Make' capabilities, aiming to redefine web interaction and usher in the 'agentic web'.
Opera Neon: Ushering in the Era of AI Agentic Browsing
Opera launches Opera Neon, a new AI-powered browser with 'Chat, Do, and Make' capabilities, aiming to redefine web interaction and usher in the 'agentic web'.
Google's Stitch: AI Tool Aims to Accelerate App Design from Idea to Code
Google unveils Stitch, a new AI-powered tool from Google Labs that generates UI designs and frontend code from text or image prompts, leveraging Gemini 2.5 Pro to streamline the workflow between designers and developers.
Lightricks LTXV-13B: AI Video Generation Gets a Speed and Accessibility Jolt
Lightricks has launched its LTX Video 13-billion-parameter model, promising high-quality AI video generation up to 30 times faster, even on consumer hardware, and championing an open-source approach.
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Anthropic Introduces Claude 4: A Groundbreaking AI Featuring Superior Coding and Deep Reasoning, Yet Raising Ethical Concerns.
Anthropic has unveiled its latest artificial intelligence models, Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4. Opus 4, in particular, is being touted as the most powerful model to date; however, its introduction is accompanied by serious questions regarding safety and ethical conduct that surfaced during testing.
Google DeepMind CEO's Stark AI Warning: Adapt or Be Left Behind in the Shifting Job Market
Demis Hassabis, head of Google DeepMind, foresees significant job disruption due to AI within 5-10 years, urging proactive skill development and adaptation, especially for the younger generation.
Gemini 2.5 Unveiled: Google's Next-Gen AI Enhances Learning, Enterprise, and Video Understanding
Google unveils Gemini 2.5, a significant AI model upgrade enhancing learning with LearnLM, offering advanced enterprise solutions like 'Deep Think' on Vertex AI, and providing state-of-the-art video understanding capabilities across its products.
Kawasaki Corleo: Rideable Robot Horse Concept Steps into the Spotlight
Kawasaki unveils Corleo, a rideable robot horse concept powered by hydrogen. This AI-guided quadruped aims for future off-road mobility, targeting 2050, but its depicted abilities are currently speculative.
WordPress.com Introduces Free AI-Powered Website Builder
WordPress.com launches a new AI website builder allowing users to create sites via conversation. It generates text, layouts, and images using native WP blocks. Free trial available, paid plan needed to launch.
Beyond Backflips: Boston Dynamics' Atlas Learns Advanced Maneuvers Through Reinforcement Learning
Boston Dynamics unveils new agility for its electric Atlas humanoid, showcasing smoother running, cartwheels & unique 360° joint movements. A partnership with the Robotics & AI Institute aims to boost capabilities via reinforcement learning for real-world tasks.
Anthropic's Claude for Education: AI as a Socratic Tutor, Not an Answer Machine
Anthropic launches Claude for Education with 'Learning Mode,' using Socratic questioning to foster critical thinking instead of giving answers. Major universities partner for campus-wide access.
Google's AI Mode: Search Reimagined or Just Another AI Chatbot?
Google is launching a new 'AI Mode' in Search, designed to answer complex questions using Gemini 2.0. Is it a game-changer or just another AI chatbot? Find out how it works and how to access it.
OpenAI
The Dark Side of AI: How Models Learn to Bypass Rules and What to Do About It?
New research from OpenAI shows that trying to restrict "bad thoughts" in AI models doesn't lead to better behavior, but rather to the concealment of true intentions. How do models learn to bypass rules and what can be done about it?
ChatGPT's New Stance: Intellectual Freedom or Appeasing Conservatives?
OpenAI is updating ChatGPT to embrace intellectual freedom, allowing it to address more topics and offer diverse perspectives. Is this a genuine commitment to free speech or an attempt to appease conservative viewpoints?
OpenAI's Hardware Horizon: Robots, Wearables, and AI Chips
OpenAI's trademark application hints at a move into hardware, including robots and wearables. Experts warn of resource strain, but the potential is vast. Will OpenAI redefine AI's role in our lives?
OpenAI's Rebrand: A New Visual Identity for the AI Leader
OpenAI's recent brand refresh includes a new logo, typeface, and color palette, aiming to unify its visual identity and solidify its market position. The project involved collaboration with top design firms and has sparked mixed reactions from experts and the public alike.
Meta
Meta's Edits App: A New Contender in the Video Editing Arena
Meta launches Edits, a video editing app to rival CapCut, featuring advanced tools for creators. Set to launch on iOS next month, with Android to follow.
Apple
Siri Gets Her Groove On: Apple Experiments with Smart Home Robots
Apple is building a desktop robot that will act as a smart home hub, a video call device, and a home monitoring tool. Will it be able to dance and control your smart home?
Microsoft
The AI dependency dilemma: Are we losing our critical thinking skills?
A new Microsoft study suggests that relying too much on AI tools like Copilot and ChatGPT could negatively impact our critical thinking abilities. Are we becoming too dependent on AI, and what can we do to maintain our cognitive skills?
Gemini 2.5 Unveiled: Google's Next-Gen AI Enhances Learning, Enterprise, and Video Understanding
Google unveils Gemini 2.5, a significant AI model upgrade enhancing learning with LearnLM, offering advanced enterprise solutions like 'Deep Think' on Vertex AI, and providing state-of-the-art video understanding capabilities across its products.
Google's AI Mode: Search Reimagined or Just Another AI Chatbot?
Google is launching a new 'AI Mode' in Search, designed to answer complex questions using Gemini 2.0. Is it a game-changer or just another AI chatbot? Find out how it works and how to access it.
Google's AI Age Estimation: Protecting Minors or Privacy Concern?
Google is testing AI to estimate users' age. This move comes in response to growing concerns about the protection of minors online. The system focuses on estimating user age. But how exactly does it work? And what does this mean for privacy protection on platforms like YouTube?
Gemini's full integration into Google Workspace: What it means for businesses
Google integrates Gemini AI into Workspace, eliminating add-ons and bringing AI to Gmail, Docs, and more. Price increase, but lower than previous add-on costs.