Anthropic’s campaign takes aim at OpenAI
Anthropic has introduced Claude Opus 4.6, its most powerful model to date, bringing multi-agent collaboration in Claude Code, an enormous context window, and new integrations with Office tools, including PowerPoint. The new “team agent” feature allows multiple AI agents to share a single project and work in parallel instead of step by step. Opus 4.6 […]
AI safety report finds risks are no longer theoretical
More than 100 AI experts have published the second International AI Safety Report, with Yoshua Bengio as the lead author, warning that threats such as deepfake scams and biological weapons are no longer hypothetical but are appearing in the real world. The authors highlight growing evidence of AI being used for cyberattacks, manipulation, criminal activities, […]
Fitbit founders’ AI-powered family health app
Fitbit founders James Park and Eric Friedman recently introduced Luffa, a new AI app that tracks the health data of the entire family, from children’s vital signs and medications for older members to vet appointment schedules for pets. Luffa uses artificial intelligence to consolidate information that is usually scattered across different apps, doctor portals, and […]
Sam Altman’s OpenAI succession plan
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently gave an extensive interview to Forbes, revealing the company’s succession plan, which includes handing over management to an AI model. Altman believes that if the goal is to develop AGI capable of running companies, his own company should be among the first to try it. During the interview, Altman stated […]
Microsoft’s ‘good neighbor’ data center initiative
Microsoft has unveiled its ‘Community-First AI Infrastructure’ plan, promising that its data centers will not increase local electricity bills, will return more water than they consume, and will invest in jobs and training for local residents. The company states that it will ask electricity distributors to charge rates high enough to cover the full cost […]
Zuckerberg’s massive AI infrastructure push
Meta has unveiled Meta Compute, a top-tier initiative to build AI infrastructure at an unprecedented scale, with plans to add tens of gigawatts of capacity this decade and hundreds of gigawatts in the long term. Infrastructure Director Santosh Janardhan leads the project alongside Daniel Gross, who joined last year from AI security startup SSI. Meta […]
Microsoft details growing AI adoption gap
Microsoft AI Economy Institute has published a new report showing that global AI adoption reached 16.3% by the end of 2025, while simultaneously highlighting the growing gap between developed and developing countries and the silent growth of DeepSeek usage. The UAE leads with 64% adoption among the working population, while the US fell to 24th […]
Anthropic’s ‘Cowork’ for non-coding tasks
Anthropic has launched Cowork, a new macOS application that brings the agent capabilities of Claude Code to everyday tasks such as file organization, report creation, and expense management. The tool operates within a dedicated folder on the Mac, where Claude autonomously organizes, edits, and creates documents on behalf of the user. Integrations with third-party apps […]
Use Gemini 3 to build powerful simulations
If you want to quickly turn ideas into interactive simulations, educational visualizations, or functional tools, Gemini 3 is a powerful platform that enables exactly that. Its high-performance capabilities for visual learning and prototyping make it easy to create complex projects without extensive coding. To get started, visit the Gemini website and select “Gemini 3 Pro” […]
Microsoft turns Copilot into a checkout counter
Microsoft has launched Copilot Checkout, a new feature that allows U.S. users to complete entire purchases directly within the AI assistant, without leaving the chat window. From product search to payment, the entire process occurs within the conversation, while merchants retain full control over transactions. Payments are integrated with PayPal, Shopify, and Stripe, and at […]