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- 01 of 10VOICE
Voice AI startup Coval raises $28 million
Coval raised $28 million to improve its testing of AI voice bots. This helps big companies avoid awkward customer service calls.
OUR TAKERoleplay rehearsals for robots.
Read more → - 02 of 10CHATGPT
ChatGPT loses majority of AI assistant market
ChatGPT no longer holds most of the AI assistant market. Other AI tools, like Gemini, are growing quickly.
OUR TAKEThe default app is no longer the only app.
Read more → - 03 of 10POLITICS
ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok all lean politically
A study found computer chat programs have political leanings. Some favored left-wing ideas, others right, and one was central. This matters as more people use them for information.
OUR TAKEYour AI has opinions, just not on its own profile.
Read more → - 04 of 10UK GOV
UK lays out plan for AI in the NHS
The UK health service wants new computing tools. They need fast approval for safe new care. Patients must remain protected.
OUR TAKEMove fast and do not break the patients.
Read more → - 05 of 10HEALTH
HOPPR launches AI that drafts radiology reports
A new computer tool helps doctors write radiology reports. It creates a first draft, which doctors then check and sign.
OUR TAKEA second pair of eyes that never blinks.
Read more → - 06 of 10KAARVI
New platform tries to keep AI agents in line
A new system gives company data to computer helpers. It adds strict rules, checks, and undo features. This helps stop computer helpers from making mistakes.
OUR TAKEGuardrails arrive a little late to the party.
Read more → - 07 of 10KOREA
Claude beats Gemini in South Korea AI rankings
Claude is now the second most profitable AI app in South Korea, behind ChatGPT. This shows where people are spending money on these new apps.
OUR TAKEA quiet win for the company that does not advertise on the Tube.
Read more → - 08 of 10KINOA
Kinoa raises $10M for AI inside mobile apps
Kinoa raised $10 million to help apps give users smarter recommendations. This aims to increase app company profits.
OUR TAKENotifications, but they might actually be useful.
Read more → - 09 of 10EU
Austria Ora Computing wants smaller, faster AI
Ora Computing got money to make AI run on small devices like phones. This helps companies save energy and reduce delays. It's a good idea as large AI uses more power.
OUR TAKEMaybe AI does not need to live in a warehouse.
Read more → - 10 of 10MODELS
All three big AI labs shipped a major model this month
Major AI developers released new versions of their models this month. More choices now exist, and prices are quietly going down.
OUR TAKEWhen the giants all tap dance at once, the floor shakes.
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