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- 01 of 10ANTHROPIC
Anthropic puts Claude inside Slack as a teammate
Anthropic created a new assistant for Slack. Claude Tag helps teams by summarizing discussions and offering reminders directly within chat channels.
OUR TAKEThe colleague who actually reads the thread before replying.
Read more → - 02 of 10NVIDIA
Nvidia opens up tools for AI to do real science
Nvidia released new tools for AI assistants. These tools help researchers find new medicines faster by automating lab tasks, reading papers, and designing drugs.
OUR TAKELess pipettes, more prompts.
Read more → - 03 of 10TESLA
Tesla blames driver in fatal Texas self-driving crash
Tesla states the driver took control of the car before a fatal crash. Investigators are still reviewing information.
OUR TAKEHands on, hands off, blame on.
Read more → - 04 of 10META
Meta smart glasses that can see and talk back
New smart glasses from Meta can see and speak, describing what's in front of you. Privacy concerns about data collection from the cameras have emerged.
OUR TAKEWearable AI for people who hate holding their phone up.
Read more → - 05 of 10ANTHROPIC
Claude goes down again, frustrating paying users
Claude experienced errors again, upsetting people using it for tasks. Reliability is key as people depend on these tools for their work.
OUR TAKEThe downside of an assistant that never sleeps is when it never wakes up.
Read more → - 06 of 10ORACLE
Oracle cuts 21,000 jobs and points at AI
Oracle cut 21,000 jobs, 13% of its staff, this past year. The company said this was due to their increased use of AI.
OUR TAKEThe future of work, minus a chunk of the workers.
Read more → - 07 of 10GOOGLE
Google DeepMind keeps losing its biggest names
Two top researchers are leaving Google's AI division for competitors. This raises concerns about the company's ability to remain a leader in artificial intelligence.
OUR TAKEEven Google has a leaky group chat.
Read more → - 08 of 10ENGRAM
Stealth startup Engram lands $98M for AI memory
Startup Engram received $98 million to create a way for computers to remember past interactions. This helps computers recall information about people or files between uses.
OUR TAKEGoldfish AI gets a long-term memory.
Read more → - 09 of 10DEEPMIND
DeepMind admits AI agents are not ready for the wild
DeepMind says current smart programs can't be trusted. They make mistakes and can be fooled.
OUR TAKEA rare moment of "actually, give us a minute".
Read more → - 10 of 10MISTRAL
France Mistral ships document AI you run yourself
Mistral released a new program that reads documents. Organizations can run it on their own computers, keeping data private.
OUR TAKELa souveraineté, served as an API.
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