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Claude Opus 5.5 powers a new kind of AI motion graphics workflow, using code, web technologies, and programmable video tools to build polished animations rather than generating video frames…
Amazon says it no longer uses NDAs with government agencies for data centre projects, as communities raise concerns about transparency, water use, and power use.
OpenAI safety employee David Robinson has resigned, arguing the company needs a more rigorous culture as increasingly capable AI systems raise new risks.
AI agents are moving into text messages, handling calendars, email, travel, shopping, family planning and other everyday tasks for users.
Meta’s Muse Gadgets project gives developers open-source SDKs to connect their AI agent to custom displays, sensors, controls and home devices.
Google’s Gemini 4 Argon targets long-running coding, cybersecurity, and enterprise AI workflows, with a one-million-token output limit and a phased rollout.
Jev AI from TypeSafe is built for fast, structured decisions rather than open-ended generation, promising lower latency and cost for AI agents while raising important questions about…
Claude Opus 5.5 is moving AI coding beyond simple software tasks, with experiments showing the model building physics simulations, scientific prototypes and longer-running autonomous…
OpenAI adds virtual try-on and Favourites to ChatGPT shopping, letting users preview clothing and accessories and save products for later.
Google launches its first TPU into orbit for Project Suncatcher as it studies whether lower Starship launch costs could make space-based AI data centres viable.
A Graphite study finds thousands of model-specific AI writing tells, with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra showing distinct phrases and sentence patterns.
OpenAI has parted ways with three safety researchers after an internal investigation found they mishandled sensitive company information outside approved procedures.
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