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Simply put: No field in computing is as hot or heavily hyped right now as artificial intelligence. Once a science fiction dream, A.I. is now a big part of our everyday lives; whether it’s commonplace tech like fraud prevention systems, online recommendations, or the speech recognition tools driving smart assistants — all the way through to innovative new technologies like self-driving cars and autonomous delivery robots. Want to know why A.I. matters? In need of a primer on the difference between deep learning and reinforcement learning? Scared at the possibility of machine superintelligence? Helpfully, we’ve rounded up all our news, guides, and assorted other A.I. coverage in one central location. Explore More Google Gemini can now ride along in your car and catch you up on everything you missed
Google’s CarPlay app lets you talk through email, calendar, and nearby lunch spots, though a few setup steps come first.
Meta is using AI to catch teens lying about their age on Instagram
Signing up for a social media account with a fake birthday isn’t exactly new. Teens have done it for years, often to bypass age restrictions or access features they wouldn’t otherwise be allowed to use. Meta knows this is a problem, and it’s now taking its efforts to identify these accounts a step further. The […]
Archive of Our Own, one of the world’s biggest fan fiction sites, got hacked. AI is just making it worse
AO3, the fan fiction archive with over 18 million works, has been down since October 29 after a security breach, as clone sites scrape stories and sell them as AI audiobooks.
Siri AI could become more like Meta’s Muse and ChatGPT Dots in the near future
Apple is exploring a more autonomous future for Siri, building on its existing ability to understand personal context and perform actions across apps.
Meta now lets you build your own mini-app experiences called spaces in the Muse app
Meta’s Muse app now lets you build custom Spaces like games, trip planners, shopping hubs and trackers just by describing them, plus new specialized models for Muse and Meta AI.
GPT-6 Cyber is finding security flaws before hackers can exploit them
From Firefox to the Linux kernel, OpenAI's new cybersecurity model is uncovering serious flaws that earlier AI systems missed and helping developers fix them before attackers can exploit them.
Google is giving AI video creators longer clips, better editing, and fewer frustrating mistakes
Google's Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash generates AI videos up to 15 seconds long, with conversational editing, improved lip-sync, and 30% lower pricing.
Perplexity’s new AI coworkers can take over your workload, but they don’t come cheap
Perplexity Teammates introduces persistent AI agents that remember your projects, learn from feedback, and handle ongoing work, but access costs $200 per month.
ChatGPT can now turn your images into GIFs with its latest update
ChatGPT’s Images 2.6 update brings GIF animation, 50% faster image generation, and better consistency, letting you turn sketches, mascots, and product shots into fun looping visuals.
Google brings Gemini to AT&T home security with smarter alerts and 24/7 recording
Google is adding Gemini to AT&T Connected Life, bringing smarter alerts, automatic arming, 24/7 recording, and searchable video to your home security setup.
Pangram, the gold standard for AI text checks, releases Image 1.0 tool to sniff fake pics and videos
Pangram also notes that it has improved the model’s accuracy over the past few months, especially against edited images, low-resolution pictures, and pictures made by the most advanced AI models out there
Scammers are using AI to fake missing pet photos, and what happens next is horrifying
Losing a pet is heartbreaking enough, but some owners are now dealing with something even worse. Fraudsters are using AI to offer false hope, turning the search for a missing animal into an elaborate scam.
AI can turn your Instagram posts into scam that know a little too much about you
Scammers no longer need to know you personally to send you a convincing email. Researchers have found that AI can do much of the detective work for them, and the results are concerning.
Apple opens Siri AI to all developers, allowing more advanced third-party app controls
Apple is expanding Siri AI's reach into third-party apps, giving developers tools to build custom actions and multi-step tasks. The first integrations are expected to reach users in 2027.
[UPDATE] Google is making schools choose between AI and access to its Search engine
Google will disable Search for students at schools that reject AI entirely, raising concerns about whether educators have meaningful control over technology in classrooms.
Safari’s biggest tab-management upgrade in years could finally end your browser clutter with iOS 27.3
Apple’s newest Safari beta adds a tab sidebar, automatic dark pages and Siri commands that tidy tabs and history.
Netflix’s new AI Discover tool will ask about your mood and tell you what to watch
The broad idea is that you simply tell it what you’re in the mood to watch, and the AI handpicks movies and TV shows accordingly.
Netflix says AI Discover has been built around themes, which help users narrow down their choices instead of going through a list of genre presets or content types.
Cyclon wants to replace your iPhone with an AI phone that actually gets things done
Y Combinator-backed startup Cyclon is building an AI phone that can navigate apps, complete tasks, and even create apps on demand.
A hidden network of nudifying tools was found lurking inside harmless looking AI apps
An investigation found that hundreds of AI apps were secretly running explicit AI generators behind innocent looking apps like pet photo editors and language tutors.
OpenAI is merging Chat and Work into one ChatGPT experience
ChatGPT is getting a unified Chat and Work interface, while Codex will remain separate. OpenAI is also changing how usage limits work for paid subscribers.
Anthropic cracks down on video game cloning with new Claude restrictions
Anthropic has updated Claude Code with new instructions to discourage users from recreating existing video games amid growing concerns about AI-powered game cloning.
AI doesn’t have to turn evil to put you at risk
People shouldn’t have to become security researchers to use an assistant. But consumers should be mindful of how AI assistants interact with them.
DeepSeek wants to steal Claude Code and Codex’s lunch with an AI Super Agent that does not wait around
DeepSeek’s new Super-Agent aims to spot coding problems and suggest solutions without waiting for developers to prompt it, putting it in the same conversation as Claude Code and OpenAI Codex.
Writers are now deliberately making mistakes because, apparently, good prose looks like AI
AI detectors are prompting writers to rethink their vocabulary, sentence structure and punctuation, as even polished human writing risks being mistaken for AI-generated text.
Samsung’s first AI glasses could arrive in December, but only in two countries
Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch its first Gemini-powered AI glasses in mid-December, with initial availability limited to the US and South Korea.
Senators send stern letter to Meta over privacy risks from AI camera glasses
Two US senators have sent Mark Zuckerberg a sharply worded letter demanding answers about privacy violations, secret recordings, and AI training involving Meta's smart glasses.
Google makes Gemini’s AI avatars social, so friends can now appear in each other’s content
Gemini is making AI avatars more social. You can now share your digital likeness with friends, tag each other in prompts, and create images and videos featuring your entire group.
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