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Random Labs releases Slate V1, swarm‑native coding agent with OS‑style memory
San Francisco's Random Labs, a Y Combinator alum, just launched its Slate V1 coding agent. This isn't another single-model assistant.
Agents favor vector search over RAG, noting memory frameworks use vector storage
Vector search isn’t just a component of the AI stack anymore, it’s the substrate.
Anthropic faces DOD lawsuit as AI eyes VC jobs amid Iran war
The Department of Defense is suing Anthropic. The AI company is eyeing venture capital jobs.
Bill to repeal expanded ECS provider definition and curb FBI wiretaps
A new bill in Congress doesn't trim the edges of surveillance law. It tries to tear the whole structure down.
Google Says Ads May Return in Future Gemini App After AI Mode Test
The Gemini app may feel like a sanctuary from commercial clutter for now, but Google is quietly signaling that this could change.
Google, Samsung unveil Gemini task automation for food delivery and rideshare
For years, our phones promised a digital butler. We got chatty companions. That's finally changing.
Anthropic's Claude AI now generates interactive charts and diagrams in chat
You can now ask Anthropic's Claude chatbot to explain chemistry, and it might just draw you a picture.
Focus on Python to Build Data Science Foundations in First Two Months
You already know Python. That’s your edge. The temptation is to scatter your attention across a dozen shiny tools, but the fastest path to data...
Anthropic questions Pentagon trust as NSA surveillance deemed limited
The language of limits is a careful construction. When the NSA says its surveillance of Americans is “limited,” it leans on a definition so narrow...
Asteria and InterPositive Offer AI Tools to Accelerate Film Production Costs
Hollywood's AI whispers have stopped. Now, there's a pitch. Two firms, Asteria and InterPositive, are selling studios on a simple, even boring idea:...
Team behind continuous batching urges operators to run inference on idle GPUs
The GPU sits dark. The clock ticks. Revenue evaporates. Across neocloud operators, idle hardware is a silent drain, a missed opportunity that...
Google Maps uses Gemini to answer complex queries and book tables
Your phone is now a snarky travel agent. Google just wired its Gemini AI into Maps, and you can argue with it.
Microsoft launches Copilot Health, linking records, wearables, 50‑country data
Microsoft is finally making its big move in healthcare AI, and it’s bringing a global map of medical knowledge along for the ride.
Google Maps adds Gemini‑powered “Ask Maps” tab that can’t be turned off by default
Google Maps now has a chat feature, and it will sit at the top of the app. You can't hide it.
Perplexity's Personal Computer makes spare Macs AI agents for professionals
Perplexity calls its new product "Personal Computer." It needs a machine. Find a spare Mac Mini, or any old computer gathering dust in a closet.
Perplexity unveils Tely AI for 1‑week content recommendations, no writers needed
Content creation has long been a bottleneck, expensive, slow, reliant on human egos and editorial calendars. Perplexity just shattered that model.
Nvidia's Nemotron 3 Super merges 3‑arch design, MTP to outpace GPT‑OSS, Qwen
Nvidia has just given every other model developer a headache. The company’s new Nemotron 3 Super is not merely faster.
Journalist Julia Angwin sues Grammarly over alleged identity‑stealing AI
Journalist Julia Angwin didn’t ask to be a face of Grammarly’s AI. She didn’t consent, didn’t get paid, and didn’t even know until another journalist...
Google shows AI agents cooperate with unpredictable opponents using standard RL
Google researchers have a counterintuitive proposal for teaching AI to cooperate: force it into bar fights.
Grammarly faces class-action suit over AI ‘Expert Review’ feature
Grammarly promised a ghostwriter. Instead, a group of authors say it built a ghost.