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Claude Code now on web and mobile, lets devs run parallel jobs with tracking
Anthropic just shoved its Claude Code AI into a browser tab and a phone. It's a direct shot at developers who want to run several coding jobs at once...
Level 4 autonomous driving lets cars manage all tasks in defined zones
Two cars are driving themselves right now. One is navigating the afternoon traffic in Phoenix. Another is crawling up a San Francisco hill.
Friend AI pendant creator Avi Schiffmann calls for NYC ‘Friend protest’
Tech founders usually hide. Avi Schiffmann, creator of the Friend AI pendant, does the opposite. He printed flyers.
Anthropic adds Agent Skills, giving Claude procedural and domain expertise
Anthropic is betting on expertise as a set of instructions. This week, the AI firm packaged that old trick into a new filing cabinet called "Agent...
NVIDIA and TSMC Celebrate First US-Made Blackwell Wafer from Advanced Fab
The first advanced semiconductor wafer has come out of TSMC's new factory in Arizona. It's for NVIDIA's next Blackwell AI chip.
OpenAI seeks new scaling laws as it projects revenue jump from $13 B in 2025
OpenAI's leaked revenue targets are either a masterclass in confidence or a sign of delusion.
OpenAI unveils AgentKit, Apps SDK, and new ChatGPT at DevDay 2025
OpenAI's big developer conference was a blunt admission. ChatGPT, the chatbot, isn't enough. They now want to be your AI operating system.
AI Engineering Manager Vignesh Kumar Shows AI Vehicle Checks at Data Hack 2025
Ford wants your next car inspection to be done by an AI, and they're using a tech conference to pitch it.
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.
Andrej Karpathy says agentic AI years from meeting industry hype
Right now, the industry wants you to believe in AI agents, the kind that think and act for themselves. Andrej Karpathy is calling it a fantasy.
Codev uses agents to generate and document code, preventing vibe-coding hangovers
Generative AI gives a developer god-like powers. For about ten minutes. Then the hangover hits: you're left staring at a brittle, undocumented mess.
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...
OpenAI forms ‘OpenAI for Science’ team to speed physics, math discoveries
OpenAI is building a lab to do its homework. Announcing a new "OpenAI for Science" team led by former Instagram product VP Kevin Weil, the company...
Pathway's '(Baby) Dragon Hatchling' swaps Transformers for neuron-synapse network
The Transformer, the engine of the modern AI boom, is a target. Since 2017, it has powered every major breakthrough, but at a cost: it’s a...
7 Indian Voice AI Startups Drive Multilingual, Enterprise-Grade Evolution
Seven startups in India are trying to solve the country's most basic tech problem: machines don't understand what people are saying.
Open Source AI Week launches Monday with hackathons, workshops, meetups
On Monday, thousands of developers will close their Jira tickets and ignore their Slack channels.
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.
Google lets developers embed live Google Maps data in Gemini AI app outputs
Google’s AI strategy is becoming clear: it plans to win by using the things it already owns.
Google’s Veo 3.1 defeats Sora 2 in Kurukshetra-style battle scene
Google's new AI video tool, Veo 3.1, is now more interesting than its hype. It can make a battle look sad.
AI currently in “good to the users” stage, faces pressure to recoup capital
Right now, AI is being nice to you. This will not last. We are in a strange and temporary lull where the technology feels helpful, even generous.