AI Tools & Apps News - Page 19 of 113

Google built a machine to make deepfakes of you. You can use it right now in YouTube Shorts. Open the app.

Square wants its new order kiosk to sound less like a vending machine and more like the person behind the counter.

YouTube is giving celebrities a new lever of control over their digital twins. Starting now, public figures can track AI-generated videos that use...

Meta pushed out an update to its Muse Spark model on Thursday, and the numbers put it ahead of Zhipu's GLM-5.2 on coding tasks for the first time.

YouTube is about to let creators clone themselves. The platform plans to roll out personalized AI doubles for making Shorts, a feature still waiting...

A training run spread across several thousand GPUs doesn't fail all at once. It fails a little at a time: a node drops, a link flakes, a device goes...

Andrew Bird just wanted a spot in his favorite early morning exercise class. Instead, he ended up at the center of what Australian broadcaster ABC...

Europe’s grand experiment in tech regulation is hitting the brakes. A new proposal quietly weakens the AI Act’s most critical safeguards, stretching...

Voice is no longer a setting you toggle, it’s a story you write. With Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS, developers can now embed natural language commands...

Google's latest AI trick is to make your family album do the work. The Gemini app is now wired directly into Google Photos, using your real pictures...

$40 billion. That's the price tag corporations have slapped on generative AI in a single year.

A single smartphone, loaded with more than two dozen AI tools and over a hundred web-based models, became a factory for cruelty.

Microsoft pulled Copilot out of several Windows apps earlier this year, a quiet admission that bolting a chatbot onto every menu bar doesn't...

A stranger showed up at Matt Robb's apartment this weekend expecting to buy something off Facebook Marketplace.

A federal judge in California has thrown out the Trump administration's blacklist of Anthropic, ruling that the government broke the law when it...

Liquid AI put a number on its new vision model Tuesday: 35 milliseconds to process an image on the NVIDIA Jetson stack, fast enough for a factory...

Hardware has long been the slow, stubborn cousin of software, expensive to prototype, painful to iterate, and locked behind a wall of specialized...

Anthropic put out Sonnet 5.5 today, three months after Sonnet 5 landed, and this time the pitch isn't just cost. It's speed.

Grammarly thinks its brand is a problem. The name screams grammar checks, red squiggles, school. It doesn't say artificial intelligence.

Sony Music and Warner Chappell filed suit against Anthropic on Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, seeking...