Google's 'Circle To Search' Gets Gemini 3, And Can Now Identify Multiple Items In An Image
Google's Circle to Search has received a major upgrade. And this time, it's much more than just an improvement.
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Anthropic Adds A 'Remote Control' To Claude Code, Letting Developers Run Local Sessions From Anywhere
Anthropic has quietly rolled out one of the most practical upgrades yet to Claude Code.
OpenClaw Broke The Rules Of Flat-Rate AI, Again, And Now Collided With Google's Limits
OpenClaw, the once-unthinkable leap in generative intelligence, signals a moment when AI stops imitating creativity and starts competing with it.
Samsung Expands Galaxy AI Into A Multi-Agent Ecosystem With System-Level Perplexity Integration
Samsung has announced a significant shift in how AI works on its smartphones, expanding Galaxy AI into what it calls a multi-agent ecosystem.
Discord Rolls Out Global Age Verification, Raising New Privacy And Security Concerns
Discord has introduced a comprehensive age verification system as part of its efforts to create safer online environments, particularly for younger users.
The Birth of 'AI Selves': How Pika Labs Is Creating Digital Identities For Online Surrogates
The LLM war has entered a ferocious new phase, and things couldn't get more exciting, and the stakes have never been higher.
Researchers Uncover 'PromptSpy,' The First Android Malware Capable Of Weaponizing Google's Gemini In Real Time
The mobile security landscape just took a sharp, unnerving turn.
Google Supercharges Chrome With Split View, PDF Annotation, And Drive Integration To Boost Productivity
Google has rolled out a set of new productivity-focused features in its Chrome browser.
Runway Pulls Ahead by Bringing 'All Of the World's Best Models' Under One Roof
The explosive rise of large language models (LLMs) kicked off a new era in AI.
Anthropic Cracks Down On Subscription Piggybacking, By Closing The Claude Agent Subsidy Loophole
Anthropic has made some changes, and this ignited fresh debates, largely because many tools and agents have relied on a clever, but now restricted, workaround to access powerful models affordably.