Google Turns Gemini Prompts Into One-Click “Skills” in Chrome
Google introduces reusable Gemini prompts called Skills in Chrome, letting you save and instantly run common AI tasks across devices with a single click…
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AI News tracks major announcements, product launches, model updates, policy changes, funding moves, and platform shifts across the artificial intelligence market. This hub helps readers follow what changed, why it matters, and which AI tools or companies are connected to each update.
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AI News tracks major announcements, product launches, model updates, policy changes, funding moves, and platform shifts across the artificial intelligence market. This hub helps readers follow what changed, why it matters, and which AI tools or companies are connected to each update.
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- Curated articles for AI News research and comparison.
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- Sam Altman thinks ChatGPT should make your kids’ morning podcast. Just talk to them instead.
- Is Fenix Flexin’s Billboard hit actually AI slop?
- Europe’s New AI Transparency Rules Will Test How Much We Actually Care
- Stanford Students Walked Out on Sundar Pichai—and They Want You to Know Why
- OpenAI’s Legal Woes and the AI Talent War
- Anthropic Says Its Own AI Laws Are Already Outdated
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Google is connecting Gemini's image generation to your Google Photos library. Opt in, and the AI can pull context from your stored pictures to…
DeepSeek V4 Preview Is Here, and It’s Already Poking at US AI Dominance
DeepSeek drops a preview of V4, its next-gen model, claiming it can go toe-to-toe with Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI—especially on coding. And yes, it…
World Press Photo 2026 winner: a reminder of what a photo actually is
The World Press Photo competition just picked its 2026 winner. Carol Guzy's image of a family torn apart by ICE enforcement is powerful. But…
Claude Now Talks to Your Personal Apps—Spotify, Uber, TurboTax, and More
Anthropic expands Claude's app connectors beyond work tools to include personal services like Spotify, Uber Eats, Instacart, and TurboTax. It's convenient, but raises familiar…
Google’s new TPUs: Two chips for the agentic era, not just another speed bump
Google unveils two new TPUs—the 8t for training and 8i for inference—designed specifically for the agentic era. Faster, more efficient, and a clear departure…
Canva’s AI quietly swapped ‘Palestine’ for ‘Ukraine’ in a design. They’ve since fixed it.
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The AI-Designed Car Is Finally Here, and It’s Weirdly Good
AI is moving from sketching tools to full car design, cutting years off development cycles. The first production models are arriving, and they look…
Project Maven: How the US Military Finally Got Comfortable with AI
A new book reveals how Project Maven evolved from a drone video experiment into a system that helped the US military hit over 1,000…