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AI startup Hark launches its first product, the Hark Handoff computer use agent
Brett Adcock's latest company came out of stealth today. Hark, founded earlier this year by the entrepreneur behind Figure and Adaptive Shipyards,...
Musk’s xAI losses from data‑center spend as OpenAI beats him, Google IO updates
When you’re burning billions on data centers while your chief rival unveils updates that actually work, the math gets ugly fast.
AI Leaders Call for Global Coordination on Automated Research
More than 1,200 employees from OpenAI, Google, Meta and other frontier AI labs have signed a joint statement pressing the US government to organize...
AI for Math Initiative finds structures showing problems harder for computers
Computers hate hard math. We knew that. But a Google research project just found a new way for them to hate it.
Gemini uses Model Context Protocol to book Uber and order DoorDash
Your smartphone is about to get a lot more useful, or a lot more invasive, depending on how you look at it.
Publishers sue Google over unauthorized AI book training
Hachette, Cengage, Elsevier and novelist Scott Turow have joined a class action against Google, filed this week, accusing the company of feeding...
RayNeo's AI Glasses Summarize Conversations With a Nod
RayNeo just put out a pair of glasses that has no camera and no speaker, which is an odd choice for a company selling AI eyewear in 2025.
AI‑enhanced lessons in Sierra Leone: teachers lead impact study
Chalk dust and a Google AI model mixed in thirty Sierra Leonean schools. Test scores rose. But the real story was who wielded the chalk: the teachers.
Google’s ‘Auto Browse’ agent, using Gemini 3 AI, books flights, finds apartments
Google's latest AI doesn't want to talk. It wants to drive. The company just released Auto Browse, an agent that will take control of your Chrome...
OpenAI adds tools to ChatGPT amid lawsuits, Pentagon backlash and trust problem
OpenAI is pushing interactive learning tools into ChatGPT this week. That launch collides with a tangle of fresh crises: new lawsuits, a user revolt...
SurrealDB 3.0 stores agent memory, business logic, and multimodal data in one DB
Most AI stacks today are held together with duct tape and prayers. A vector database over here, a graph database over there, a relational engine for...
Google Antigravity Skills and Workflows Aim to Streamline AI Agent Development
An agent that writes your tests for you, not as a parlor trick, but as a disciplined, rule-abiding engineer.
Google Search AI Mode uses Gmail, Photos in new Personal Intelligence update
Google is turning your digital life into a concierge. Its latest AI Mode update, rolling out today in the US, can now tap into your Gmail inbox and...
Ukraine shares battlefield data with UK firms for AI weapons development
Kyiv now controls a data asset most defense ministries would kill for: millions of labeled combat observations pulled from thousands of cameras and...
Apple's top AI concept mirrors vibe coding, using Shortcuts as a model
Google and Microsoft slap "AI" on every feature launch. Apple's Shortcuts app has simply done the work for years.
Demis Hassabis to Chair Google DeepMind, Become Alphabet Chief Scientist
Sundar Pichai reshuffled the top of Google's AI operation on Wednesday, moving Demis Hassabis out of his current role and into two new ones.
Spirit Airlines Bankruptcy Could Put Passenger Data Up for Sale
Spirit Airlines went bankrupt in March, but its records are still fetching a price.
Google Meet adds AI notes, summaries and transcripts to in‑person meetings
For months, AI note-taking has lived inside the rectangle of your screen, Zoom calls, Teams huddles, Google Meet video sessions.
Indian IT firms view data platforms as IP amid cloud-partner reliance
Indian IT companies are frantically assembling data platforms they call proprietary. Most of it is made from someone else’s parts.
Google’s internal RL enables metacontroller to learn abstractions on frozen models
The industry’s obsession with verbose chains of thought may be misplaced. Google’s latest research delivers a quiet but potent counterpunch: building...