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German Commons opens pipeline to free AI datasets from copyright limbo
Building a proper AI for German is harder than it should be. The data you need is either locked up or legally murky.
AgiBot, Chinese startup, pays workers to teleoperate robots for US data demand
To train an AI, you feed it data. For a robot learning to move, the data is motion itself.
SerpApi Converts Live Search Results into Structured API Data for ML Pipelines
Training an AI on web search results is a pain. The data is messy, the formats keep changing, and writing a scraper that doesn't break is a full-time...
Google Cloud expands Agent Builder, rivaling OpenAI’s Agent Development Kit
Google just expanded its Agent Builder platform. That move targets OpenAI's Agent Development Kit directly. This isn't innovation. It's a land grab.
AI Smart Ring Records Whispered Voice Notes for On-the-Spot Thought Capture
Another wearable wants to record your thoughts. This time it's a ring, and the gimmick is whispering.
AI upstarts could end Chrome's dominance as browsers are reevaluated
Google Chrome owns the web. For more than a decade, its 60 percent market share has seemed like a law of physics, not a business strategy.
1M business customers use AgentKit to build AI agents in days
A million businesses now use a tool called AgentKit to build AI agents in a few days. That number feels too big to be true, but it’s the claim.
Stability AI beats Getty in UK High Court, leaving AI copyright unclear
Stability AI won a court case against Getty Images in the UK. It doesn't matter. The real fight was over whether scraping the web for training data...
Google Maps integrates Gemini AI for on-the-go summarised answers
Google Maps is about to start talking back. The app is wiring its Gemini AI model directly into navigation, shifting from a passive atlas to an...
ABB expands 18-year TCS tie-up to launch AI-driven IT ops for continuity
ABB and Tata Consultancy Services have been working together for eighteen years. That's longer than most marriages.
Gemini adds one-prompt presentation tool, but slides remain lackluster
Google pitched its new Gemini AI as a way to kill PowerPoint drudgery with a single sentence. It mostly just killed time.
AI handles tasks; humans lead vision, keep team ties, guide uncertainty
Talk of the future of work is everywhere. Almost all of it is wrong. This isn't a story of replacement.
Forest Listeners lets users explore Amazon and Atlantic forests to find species
You won’t find a jaguar on your phone, but you might hear one. A new app called Forest Listeners is turning the tedious work of cataloging jungle...
Kharge launches Rs 600-crore ‘Deep Tech Decade’ on Nov 18 to address talent gap
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge has launched a Rs 600-crore plan to train people in complex technology.
Ex-Microsoft Chair warns AI will cut entry-level jobs at Bengaluru summit
John Thompson, who used to run Microsoft's board, recently told a room full of people in Bengaluru that artificial intelligence is about to make...
Snowflake launches AI tools to accelerate enterprise app building
Snowflake built a fortune storing corporate data. Now it wants companies to do something with it.
Devin billed as AI software engineer handling tickets to commits
The race to build autonomous coding assistants just got more intense. A new AI system called Devin is challenging conventional wisdom about software...
Brazilian citizens deploy AI to solve problems, learn and create
Brazil's AI scene is no Silicon Valley facsimile. Forget venture capital and glossy demos.
Microsoft launches MAI-Image-1, fast, high-quality AI image generator
Microsoft’s days of simply reselling OpenAI's image tech are over. Quietly, the company has built MAI-Image-1.
Brumby-14B-Base Qwen3 variant uses Power Retention, avoids full training cost
Training a big AI model costs too much. The process burns cash and compute time, walling off research to a few well-funded giants.