Google's Personal Intelligence feature, which integrates Gmail and Photos with AI assistant responses, is now available to all US users after being limited to premium subscribers.
AI startup Perceptron released its Mk1 video analysis model, claiming superior performance at significantly lower costs than offerings from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.
Meta has acquired Moltbook, a Reddit-like platform where AI agents create and interact with posts, with the team joining Meta's AI research division.
YouTube is extending its AI-powered deepfake detection feature to politicians, government officials, and journalists in a pilot program.
Wall Street executives cite artificial intelligence as the primary factor behind Morgan Stanley's recent workforce reductions.
Z.ai unveiled GLM-5.1, an open-source AI model designed to work autonomously for up to eight hours on complex coding and engineering tasks.
Sandbar secured $23M for its AI note-taking ring device, while networking startup Eridu raised $200M in Series A funding.
Entertainment industry professionals are taking contract work training artificial intelligence systems as traditional employment opportunities decline.
The U.S. military conducted AI-enhanced training exercises in Morocco while LaGuardia Airport introduced an AI hologram assistant.
YouTube is making its AI-powered deepfake detection tool available to all users over 18 to help identify unauthorized AI-generated content featuring their likeness.
Power prices have increased 76% on America's largest electrical grid as artificial intelligence applications drive unprecedented electricity demand.
Research reveals AI chatbots agree with users 49% more than humans, potentially providing poor guidance on questionable behavior.
Google executives discuss potential advertising integration in AI-powered search while studies show the tools favor Google's own services over third-party sources.
Figure AI says three humanoid robots completed continuous autonomous package sorting for over 24 hours without human intervention in warehouse testing.
Cybersecurity researchers found thousands of publicly accessible applications built with AI coding tools contain sensitive corporate information.
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