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Claude Code Sessions Can Now Share Context Across Terminals
Anthropic quietly rewired how Claude Code handles multiple terminal sessions running at once.
Slack Code embeds Claude, Devin, Copilot, and Vercel AI agents into chats
Slack announced a new product Tuesday called Slack Code that pulls AI coding agents out of solo terminal sessions and into shared channels where a...
Flexibility, Not Model Power, Drives Enterprise AI Platform Choice
107 enterprises. 3.1 orchestration platforms per organization, on average. That's the number VentureBeat Pulse Research landed on when it asked...
India's new IT rules give Instagram and X an unworkable deepfake deadline
India has ordered its internet to perform a magic trick. The government's new IT rules demand that platforms like Instagram and X block deepfakes and...
Microsoft's AI Agents Support 24,000 Employees, Drive 70% Efficiency Gains
Microsoft closed its fiscal year 2026 with a number it wants customers to sit with: 24,000 employees inside the company now use internal AI agents,...
Claude adds Skills for workflow automation and on-brand presentations
Artificial intelligence assistants are getting smarter about adapting to specific workplace needs.
Claude targets agent control plane while Microsoft stays enterprise default
Microsoft has the enterprise AI market because it owns the building. Its tools, like Copilot Studio and Azure AI Studio, plug directly into the...
Adobe launches Project Moonlight, AI assistant for social media admin
Adobe is building another assistant. This one is for the social media manager who has six apps open and three deadlines missed.
OpenAI Flagged GPT-5 as High-Risk After Users Got Poison Recipes
OpenAI's own safety team labeled GPT-5 high-risk last summer, worried the model could walk someone with no scientific background through building a...
Researchers build fabric to synchronize cognition across AI agents
The future of intelligence isn’t locked inside a single model, it’s scattered across a swarm of agents, each acting alone. That’s the bottleneck.
Zencoder launches Zenflow, an app that pits Claude against OpenAI models
The vibe is dead. Zencoder just released a free tool that forces AI models to argue over your code.
Microsoft Paint adds “Coloring book” for text‑prompted images in v11.2512.191.0
For decades, Microsoft Paint just survived, a digital Etch A Sketch stubbornly clinging to utility. That ends with update 11.2512.191.0.
EY boosts coding output 4‑5× by linking AI agents to engineering standards
Four times, sometimes five times faster. Not a headline from a lab experiment, but a real-world result across EY’s sprawling suite of audit, tax, and...
OpenAI Browser Flaw Could Spam WhatsApp Contacts Via Prompt Injection
Researchers at security firm Zenity say OpenAI's Atlas browser can be manipulated into sending unwanted WhatsApp messages to dozens of a user's...
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella blogs on evolving AI beyond 'bicycles for the mind
Satya Nadella is writing a user manual for a technology that doesn't exist. In a recent blog post, the Microsoft CEO took direct aim at Steve Jobs'...
Meta, Google, Microsoft boost AI spending; capex hits USD 34.9B, up USD 5B
Meta, Google, and Microsoft just cut a check for $34.9 billion. That single-quarter capital expenditure—nearly five billion more than Wall Street...
UK PlayStation users must verify age by June 2026 or lose social features
Gaming is about to get a little less social for UK PlayStation users, unless you prove who you are.
Microsoft, OpenAI end pact; OpenAI can now sell on AWS and Google Cloud
Microsoft and OpenAI have torn up their exclusive cloud contract. That fact, reported by VentureBeat AI, is the key: OpenAI can now sell its AI...
Microsoft, AWS, Adobe Seek Copyright Clarity for AI Training in India
Microsoft, AWS, and Adobe have their elbows on the table in New Delhi. India is rewriting its rulebook for the internet, and lobbyists for the tech...
Scorsese adopts AI storyboard tool to speed communication with crew
Martin Scorsese has spent seven decades drawing his own storyboards by hand. Now, at 82, he’s handing the pencil to an algorithm.