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Intuit turns months of tax code work into hours with proprietary DSL
Tax law moves in years. Tax code updates move in months. Intuit just collapsed that gap into hours. The company’s tax calculation engine runs on a proprietary domain-specific language, a syntax no general-purpose model was ever trained to speak.
Iranian group Explosive Media's AI‑generated Lego videos go viral, credit ‘heart’
American and Israeli bombs began falling on Iran. In response, a group called Explosive Media launched a meme war. Their weapon of choice? Lego bricks and cheap AI tools. Their viral videos, watched by millions, recast the U.S.
Man convicted Take It Down Act used 24 AI tools to create non‑consensual nudes
A single smartphone, loaded with more than two dozen AI tools and over a hundred web-based models, became a factory for cruelty. Joseph Strahler didn’t just use artificial intelligence, he weaponized it.
Google lets users create up to 8‑second deepfake clips with custom avatars
Google built a machine to make deepfakes of you. You can use it right now in YouTube Shorts. Open the app. Take a selfie, add a few photos: you've got a synthetic avatar. Type what you want it to say.
NYT fires freelancer after AI tool reproduced sentences from Kent's review
The New York Times cut a freelancer loose last week for plagiarism. Here’s the kicker: the real author was an AI. A sharp-eyed reader spotted whole sentences in the freelancer’s piece that matched a Guardian review verbatim.
Self-healing agents monitor post-deploy errors in production
Most post-deploy monitoring is useless. It screams about every hiccup, treating a random timeout from a cloud provider with the same urgency as a cascading database failure you just introduced.
Granola notes are publicly accessible via link, even without login
Your Granola notes are not as private as you might think. By default, anyone with the link, even without an account or login, can open them, read the content, and see your name.
Intuit's AI agents achieve 85% repeat usage via human‑involved dashboard
At Intuit, the AI actually gets used. Forget speculative corporate projects; here, 85% of customers who try its specialized agents for accounting and payroll keep using them. The breakthrough wasn't a flawless black box.
Google Antigravity Skills and Workflows Aim to Streamline AI Agent Development
An agent that writes your tests for you, not as a parlor trick, but as a disciplined, rule-abiding engineer. It scans the code, respects your constraints, then generates a suite of test cases that would take a human hours to enumerate.
Amazon’s Spring Sale Offers AI‑Powered Bird Feeder for Migration Season
The spring migration is a spectacle of instinct and endurance, millions of birds tracing ancient routes across continents. Amazon’s Big Spring Sale arrives just in time to turn your backyard into a living field guide.
Google expands Search Live to dozens of languages with Gemini 3.1 audio
Google just took its voice-and-camera search global. Announced this week, Search Live is now available in dozens of languages. That massive push is powered by a new model called Gemini 3.1 Flash Live.
Samsung Galaxy A57 gains IP68 rating, slimmer bezel, higher price
The Samsung Galaxy A57 is asking for a little more respect, and a little more cash. It’s thinner now, with a tighter bezel and a proper IP68 rating, finally catching up to flagships where water resistance is concerned.
OpenAI shuts down Sora AI video model after Disney's USD 1B investment
Disney just torched a billion dollars. Four months after announcing a massive deal with OpenAI to bring Sora video generation to Disney+, the whole project is dead. The app, the API, the model itself are being shut down. That's not a pivot.
Apple tests standalone Siri app ahead of iOS 27, macOS 27 debut at WWDC 2026
Siri is getting its own app. For real. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple engineers are already testing a standalone Siri application, a fundamental architectural shift currently slated for a WWDC 2026 debut with iOS 27.
Abacus AI Review: Integrated Platform Aims to Replace 10+ Tools
Abacus AI wants you to delete ten apps. The promise is a single platform to manage your entire AI workflow, from raw data to a finished product. It’s a compelling pitch in an overcrowded market: stop stitching together specialist tools.
Goose Enables Single-Instruction Plot of Closing Prices and Moving Averages
A single command, no code. That’s the pitch. It’s also the reality for an open-source tool that’s turning natural language into a full-time employee. Goose takes a request like "plot closing prices and moving averages" and does everything.
Adobe Firefly adds custom models to train AI on your own art
Adobe is opening Firefly’s custom model service to everyone. The shift, moving from a private beta first previewed at last year's Max conference, means any user can now train the AI on a set of their own images.
Kagi Translate AI tackles ‘What would horny Margaret Thatcher say?’ query
Kagi built its name on being the anti-Google: a paid search engine that actually respects your privacy and doesn't drown results in ads.
OpenClaw: Free AI Agent Tool Goes Viral in 2026, Enables Scripted Workflows
OpenClaw became a sudden problem for inboxes and cryptocurrency wallets in 2026. The free AI agent tool went viral, not by generating polite text, but by executing orders. It deletes emails, plans tasks, and coordinates other AI models.
Microsoft names new Copilot chief after AI leadership shakeup
Microsoft's AI leadership is in pieces. Two of its most prominent executives, one new and one a 35-year veteran, are gone.
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