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Former TikTok Executives Launch AI Photo App Superpose to Teach Better Poses
Former TikTok executives launched Superpose, an AI camera app that suggests poses and helps users improve their portrait photography.
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Former TikTok executives launched Superpose, an AI camera app that suggests poses and helps users improve their portrait photography.
Salesforce and Nvidia launched Koa, a CRM reasoning model built on Nemotron for Agentforce, using synthetic data to support complex enterprise AI tasks.
Claude responses now contain an invisible statistical signal designed to identify AI-generated text. Learn how Anthropic’s watermarking works, what it detects, and its limitations.
Learn how a small language model works from scratch, from tokenisation and embeddings to attention, training, generation, and the transformer architecture.
A startup led by former Spotify innovation chief Máuhan M Zonoozy has raised $5.5 million to build interactive music apps.
Roblox is expanding its AI game-building tools while giving creators new ways to distribute games across the web, mobile, PC and consoles.
OpenAI paused new ChatGPT Pro subscriptions as demand for GPT-6 Astra strained capacity, while Plus, Go, API, and existing Pro users remain unaffected.
Legal AI startup Harvey raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation, months after reaching $11 billion, bringing its total funding to more than $1.55 billion.
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned, warning that a race toward self-improving AI could create catastrophic risks without much stronger safeguards.
Shipt launched Ask Shipt, an AI shopping assistant that turns prompts, photos, and budget requests into customised ready-to-buy carts in its app and on its website.
Ramp data shows business AI adoption growth slowed in August, while per-employee AI spending at the top 1% of AI-using firms fell nearly 10% from July.
Instacart launched Clementine, an AI grocery assistant that turns conversations, recipes and shopping lists into ready-to-buy carts in the U.S. and Canada.
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