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Anthropic's Claude Labs Launches Experimental Product Incubator with Instagram Veterans
Anthropic is rolling the dice on speed. Its new Claude Labs, an experimental product incubator staffed by veterans from Instagram alongside internal...
Google adds Gemini auto‑browse to Chrome; Moltbot gains always‑on AI users
The browser is no longer just a window to the web, it’s becoming an agent that browses for you.
ProducerAI, the Chainsmokers‑approved AI music tool, joins Google
The music studio just got a new kind of producer, one you can talk to like a collaborator.
Google's bundled search and AI crawlers gather three times OpenAI's data
Google’s data advantage is now a chasm. Its combined search and AI crawlers collect three times more content than OpenAI’s bots. This isn’t a lead.
Google Launches Program to Boost Indian AI Startups' Global Enterprise Potential
India has AI startups that can code. Now they need to learn how to sell. Google’s new Market Access Programme is a corporate finishing school for...
OpenAI declares ‘code red’ as Google’s own response starts paying off, Altman delays ads
The memo hit OpenAI’s internal channels with a jolt of urgency. Sam Altman is shelving ads, delaying a personal assistant called Pulse, and putting...
Oxford colleges gain secure access to Google's Gemini 3 AI model
Oxford just gave its students and faculty a powerful, sanctioned cheat code. The university has secured direct access to Google's Gemini 3 model for...
Norton Neo launches as first AI browser focused on security and privacy
The race to build an AI browser is on. Google, Microsoft, Apple—everyone is in. Yet in a field obsessed with raw speed and dazzling, unpredictable...
Google's Gemini AI Taps Personal Data from Gmail, Search, and YouTube
Google’s Gemini AI is about to get personal, very personal. Starting as a US-only beta for select subscribers, a new opt-in feature called Personal...
Authors' AI Training Claims Face Unproven Legal Hurdles
Hundreds of millions of books, articles and papers have gone into training the large language models behind ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, and most of...
Data Scientist Roles Have Clear Standards; AI Engineer Jobs Remain Scarce
Data science has solidified into a proper career with a defined rulebook. Employers, knowing exactly who they want, have become ruthless.
Google's Veo Turns Portraits into AI Videos with Multi-Image Generation Tool
Google's engineers taught an AI what a chair is. A real one. The quiet core of the new Veo 3.1 model isn't just better video—it's a feature called...
CopilotKit Open Sources Channels SDK to Run AG-UI Agents in Slack, Teams
CopilotKit released the Channels SDK this week, an MIT licensed library that lets an existing AI agent run inside Slack and Microsoft Teams without a...
Baseten takes on hyperscalers with AI platform that lets users own model weights
Every AI startup wants to be an alternative to Amazon or Google. Baseten is trying to do it by selling shovels you can actually keep.
Guide: Run a Claude Managed Agent Task End‑to‑End via Session Stream
The moment you connect a model to a runtime sandbox, you unlock something far more powerful than a chatbot answering questions.
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...
AI Agent Breached Hugging Face as Safety Guardrails Blocked Defenders
Hugging Face's incident response team spent a weekend chasing an attacker through its production infrastructure, only to find their own tools working...
Nvidia earnings highlight chip demand as AI expands, Gemini 3 announced
Nvidia's latest financial report reads like a logistics sheet for building a new planet.
Google Stax uses LLM-as-judge to auto‑evaluate model outputs by your criteria
Evaluating AI outputs at scale is a bottleneck, one that Google Stax aims to dissolve.
Google's Gemini Agent automates planning, research, and multi-step tasks
You’ve been wasting time on the tiny stuff. Opening emails, shuffling calendar invites, cross-checking flight options, none of it is strategic.