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Nothing launches AI tool for building mini apps using prompts
Nothing introduces Playground, an AI-powered tool that enables users to create mini-apps and widgets using simple text prompts, marking a new step in AI-driven app development.
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Nothing introduces Playground, an AI-powered tool that enables users to create mini-apps and widgets using simple text prompts, marking a new step in AI-driven app development.
Opera has unveiled its AI-driven Neon browser featuring “Cards,” “Tasks,” and smart automation tools for agentic browsing. Priced at $19.99/month, Neon lets users perform real tasks with AI.
Governor Gavin Newsom signs SB 53, the first U.S. AI safety bill, which mandates transparency, incident reporting, and whistleblower protections for AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic.
AI recruiter startup Alex raises $17M led by Peak XV Partners to automate initial job interviews using voice AI. The tool conducts thousands of candidate screenings daily for top global…
DeepSeek unveils its experimental V3.2-exp model featuring Sparse Attention — a breakthrough that halves API inference costs in long-context operations and boosts transformer efficiency.
OpenAI has introduced its new “Instant Checkout” feature, allowing ChatGPT users to shop directly from Etsy and soon from Shopify. The move positions OpenAI as a major player in AI-driven…
AI startup Anything has raised $11M at a $100M valuation after reaching $2M ARR in just two weeks. The vibe-coding platform lets users build full apps with no code.
Anthropic has launched Claude Sonnet 4.5, its most advanced AI coding model yet. The new release delivers state-of-the-art coding performance and introduces new developer tools and features.
Startup ComplexChaos is developing AI tools that help groups reach consensus faster. Its system, tested in UN climate talks, aims to bridge divides and foster cooperation.
Brave expands its AI search suite with Ask Brave, a new feature that offers detailed, report-style answers with videos, links, and follow-ups — all while maintaining strong privacy…
Venture capital firms like General Catalyst and Mayfield are investing heavily in transforming services companies with AI to achieve software-like margins. However, early signs indicate…
Paid, the AI results-based billing startup founded by Outreach’s Manny Medina, secures $21.6M in a Lightspeed-led seed round to help agent developers charge based on value delivered.
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