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When I opened Google’s AI Studio this week, a fresh “Enable Logging” switch caught my eye.

When OpenAI rolled out Aardvark, they framed it as a security researcher that can run on its own, no human hovering over the console.

When you think of Pinterest, you probably picture endless boards of home décor, fashion finds and DIY hacks - but until now the site never really...

Canva seems to be betting on what it calls an “imagination era,” a shift that nudges the design tool from a static canvas toward something that feels...

When Anthropic closed its latest financing round, it also locked in three of the biggest compute platforms for its Claude models.

When I tried the newest AI-enabled browser beta, it instantly offered a one-sentence summary of the article I was reading.

After a courtroom showdown, Universal Music Group and AI startup Udio seem to have found common ground, sealing a deal that follows a recent...

When I tossed a plain-language brief at Manus 1.5, the tool churned out a full web app, front end, back end, and a live deployment, in about four...

When I tried Cursor’s newest version, the first thing I noticed was that it’s no longer just a one-person helper.

Google is gearing up for Gemini 3, its next flagship model that’s penciled in for a 2025 launch.

When you walk into a busy Indian airport these days, the pressure to keep the line moving from check-in to baggage claim is obvious.

When you open the MyJio app you’ll notice Google has slipped its Gemini 2.5 Pro tier into the lineup for free - a deal that works out to roughly Rs...