Photoshop Gets Smarter With AI-Powered 'Harmonize', Upscale, Project Tools And More
Photoshop has long been the go-to software for photographers, designers, and digital artists around the world.
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Proton Launches 'Lumo,' A Privacy-First AI' Where 'Conversation Is Confidential': A Different Philosophy
In the era where large language models are becoming more than just a tool, the market is thriving, the demand is high.
This 'Aleph' From Runway Redefines Post-Production Video Editing With Just Text Prompts
The artificial intelligence landscape has evolved dramatically, and it's still commencing.
A 'Germ' Brings End-To-End Encryption To Bluesky, Helping It Boost Its Decentralized Vision
End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is a method of securing communication so that only the sender and intended recipient can read the messages.
Google Chrome For iOS Can Finally Separate Work And Personal Browsing On The Same Device
Google has rolled out a major update for Chrome on iOS, which should be as handy as it is genuinely useful.
With Anthropic And Canva Integration, Claude Users Can 'Turn Written Content Into Professional Designs'
AI and design don’t really mix together. There’s a distinct line that separates the calculated logic of machines from the intuitive creativity of humans.
Allowing AI Models To Think Longer Can Actually Make Them Dumber, Anthropic Researchers Find
Large language models, or LLMs, have quickly become the cornerstone of modern artificial intelligence.
DuckDuckGo Can Now Block AI Images Because 'You Should Decide For Yourself How Much AI You Want'
How much is too much? Some love AI images, some others hate them. DuckDuckGo wants to cater to the latter.
'Qwen3‑Coder,' And How The Open‑Source Agentic AI Can Supercharge Software Development
The AI boom truly accelerated, and nothing is going to stop the rivalries between their creators.
Threads Levels Up its Insight Dashboard In A Move To Keep Creators Close And Informed
Threads is Meta’s ambitious response to X—back when it was still called Twitter.