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Opera AI Browser: Mature Mainstream Choice, Needs Recent Updates
Opera's browser now comes with an AI assistant pre-installed. This is not a radical act. It is, however, a practical one, which makes it unusual. While others treat AI as a feature you bolt on, Opera has tried to bake it in.
Google's Jules AI tackles routine code upkeep while developers design
Software maintenance is a tax on every developer’s time, and Google thinks its new AI can finally automate the payment. The tool is called Jules. It doesn’t write your new features.
Anthropic embeds Claude AI in Excel, eyes finance market against Copilot
Every AI company wants to sell to banks. Anthropic, tired of waiting, just parked its truck in Microsoft’s driveway. Its new move is to embed Claude directly into Excel. This is a spreadsheet, the universal language of finance.
Meta AI app sells vacation photos as escapism, says designer Laurent Del Rey
Your vacation photos are bad and you are sad. Meta has a product for that. An experimental app called Endless Summer, cooked up by designer Laurent Del Rey from the company's own Superintelligence lab, will take your dreary holiday snap and turn it...
AIjacking Threat Grows as Prompt Injection Tricks Agents in Customer Ops
Companies are handing customer service over to bots. The bots are gullible. A new security threat makes this a serious problem. Researchers call it AIjacking.
Axis Communications presents AI-powered IP cameras for business intelligence
Axis Communications sells security cameras. They don't just watch. Mounted in a store ceiling, the latest IP model can analyze foot traffic, quietly suggesting where to place the next display rack. It counts shoppers.
AI browsers turn into security threats: Four ways they worsen risk
AI browsers are selling you a robot butler. What they're delivering is a master key for hackers. The pitch is all convenience. The reality is a new class of security threat. These browsers don't just display web pages. They act on them.
Samsung and SoftBank sign MoU to explore AI-driven 6G radio access networks
Telecoms love to talk about AI. Most of it is hot air. But a new deal between Samsung and SoftBank might just mean something.
Microsoft Copilot adds 'Groups' chat for up to 32 users to collaborate live
Microsoft is reshaping collaborative work with its latest Copilot update, targeting teams frustrated by fragmented communication tools.
Microsoft launches Edge Copilot Mode, expanding AI browser features
Microsoft's Edge browser now opens with a chatbot. It's the latest, most obvious step in its slow transformation from a web navigator to an AI app. The feature is called Copilot Mode.
OpenAI acquires Software Applications Inc., maker of Sky for computers
OpenAI just bought another company. This happens every few months now, a quiet acquisition that telegraphs where the AI giant is looking next. This time it's Software Applications Inc., a small outfit behind an app called Sky that lives on your Mac.
GitHub Copilot, Claude, and Google’s Jules become autonomous coding agents
GitHub Copilot is aiming higher. It's not alone. Claude and Google's new Jules are also in the race. These tools have left simple autocomplete behind. Now, they're becoming full-fledged agents.
Microsoft unveils 12 Copilot fall updates, introduces AI assistant Mico
Microsoft unleashed a dozen new Copilot features today. Mustafa Suleyman, the division's CEO, called it a "new generation." But ignore that. Watch what they did: they quietly launched Mico, a new AI assistant character. The ambition here is naked.
AI PCs boost creativity, but CIOs must bridge divide to unlock productivity
Corporate IT departments are buying AI PCs because the market demands it. Vendors promise a creativity explosion. That claim is mostly false. A new neural chip doesn't generate ideas.
Yelp adds AI Host and Receptionist to answer calls and take reservations
Yelp wants to be your restaurant's secretary. The company that made its name on public shaming and five-star praise is now selling a quieter product: answering the phone. It's a simple, brutal problem. A ringing line means a potential customer.
Google AI Studio Enhances Developer Experience with Seamless Workflow
Google is polishing its AI tools for developers. The goal is less frustration, a common feature of the job. Coding with AI often feels like administrative work. You juggle windows, hunt for model names, and fight with interfaces.
Meta's opt-in button lets AI scan unuploaded photos to train on your camera roll
Meta has a new button that asks to look at your private photos. The company is offering users a direct, voluntary pipeline from their personal camera rolls to its AI training models. It’s a clear shift in strategy.
Google launches AI video upgrade; Veo 3.1 adds photo-to-branding videos
Another AI video tool just dropped, and it's boring. This matters. Google released Veo 3.1. It is an upgrade to its existing video creation software. The company didn't trumpet it from the rooftops.
MIT researchers develop software for clothes that reassemble into new outfits
The fashion industry is a landfill engine. We buy cheap clothes, wear them twice, and dump them. MIT researchers think they can break that machine with software that lets a garment become several garments.
Sider 5.0 Adds Wisebase-Powered Deep Research Agent to Top AI Chrome Extensions
Anyone who’s spent hours down a rabbit hole for a project knows the pain: tabs upon tabs, notes that go nowhere. Sider, a Chrome extension, just released version 5.0 to take a swing at that very problem.
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