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Google has released new Android features designed to reduce motion sickness, improve accessibility, and leverage its AI assistant Gemini. Some features catch up to Apple's existing iPhone capabilities.
OpenAI's ChatGPT Health can now pull patient information directly from Epic, a major hospital record system. Doctors can view patient data without leaving ChatGPT, though they cannot edit it.
The farm equipment maker is testing a new AI chatbot called 'JD' that gives farmers personalized advice based on their own field data. It aims to help with decisions about equipment settings, fuel use, and harvest timing.
Google has released Google Pics, a new tool that helps businesses create and edit images using artificial intelligence. It's designed to be simpler and more precise than other AI image makers.
A startup called AIR just raised $50 million to help businesses monitor and control AI agents—the automated workers that companies are increasingly using. Think of it as a safety guard for your company's AI.
Nvidia is releasing DLSS 5 on September 3rd, a technology that uses AI to make video games look smoother and sharper. However, it requires expensive graphics hardware and has sparked debate about whether it actually improves gaming.
Hospitals and clinics can now let ChatGPT read patient medical files safely. Doctors can ask questions about treatments and get answers backed by real patient data and medical research.
The Pentagon has created military versions of popular AI tools like ChatGPT and Grok. These AI assistants will help defense officials work faster and smarter.
A new tool called Polimill is helping Japanese municipalities search through mountains of administrative documents faster. It uses artificial intelligence to make government work smoother and quicker for the people who run our cities and towns.
Most teachers now use artificial intelligence tools in their classrooms, yet very few say it's actually reducing their workload. Here's what's really happening.
Universities are using artificial intelligence to give students real-time feedback on their work and help them think more deeply about what they're learning. It's changing how teachers assess student progress.
Scientists have created a new software package that solves a real-world problem: teaching AI systems to work with messy, incomplete information—just like the data they encounter in the real world.
The Philippines is bringing artificial intelligence into public classrooms. Microsoft and the Department of Education are giving teachers a smart digital helper called Copilot to make lesson planning and grading easier.
Hugging Face has released Microduck, a small duck-shaped robot designed to teach people about AI and robotics without needing expert knowledge. At just $399, it's meant to bring these technologies into everyday homes and classrooms.
Anthropic is creating a shared rulebook so AI systems can safely operate lab and factory machines. Think of it as a universal language that lets different AIs talk to equipment in the same way.
A clever new tool uses artificial intelligence to turn nature walks into exciting discoveries. Instead of looking down at their phones, children look around at the real world.
Many middle schoolers struggle with reading. New AI tools could give each student personalized help — something teachers often can't do alone.
Google has added a new feature to Gemini Notebook that lets you ask questions about books you own. The AI can pull information from your library and help you create recipes, summaries, and more.
Hugging Face, an AI company, is selling an adorable small robot duck called Microduck for $399. What makes it special? You can teach it new behaviors yourself using a method called reinforcement learning—no coding degree required.
Hugging Face's new toy robot can pick up objects, play with balls, and zoom around on tiny rollerskates. You can preorder one now for $399, and it should arrive before Christmas 2026.
Plaud's new wireless earphones can talk directly to AI assistants through their charging case. The case has its own internet connection, so you can use AI features anywhere—even without pulling out your phone.
Google has launched a new transcription tool that turns your voice into clean, written text — removing filler words like 'um' and 'ah' and understanding over 85 languages.
A new platform called Radar is transcribing and organizing podcasts so you can search conversations like Google searches websites. It also lets AI assistants access this information automatically.
OpenAI is bringing its AI teaching assistant to over 100,000 more educators across the United States. The tool helps teachers prepare lessons and grade assignments more efficiently.
OpenAI's latest report shows how ChatGPT—an AI assistant that can answer questions and explain topics—is helping students learn beyond the classroom walls.
Anthropic's Claude AI can finally remember conversations and preferences across different apps. This means you won't have to repeat yourself or explain the same project details over and over.
Keenable, backed by major venture capital firm Accel, just announced $26 million in funding to create a specialized search index for AI agents—essentially a custom web directory that helps AI systems find information faster and more accurately.
A new edition of "Deep Learning with Python" is now available free online. It covers how AI learns to generate text and other modern techniques anyone can learn.
OpenAI has released a new Admin plugin that helps companies manage how their teams use ChatGPT at work. It lets managers see who's using the AI tool, control access, and set usage limits.
OpenAI is creating AI agents—smart computer programs that can work independently to complete tasks for you. The company hopes these tools will move beyond tech experts and reach regular people. But the big question remains: will ordinary users actually want to use them?
AI chatbots caught schools off guard. Now educators are figuring out how to help students use them smartly—without just copying answers.
The legendary producer behind hits for Tupac and Eminem says artificial intelligence is now part of his creative toolkit. Here's what that means for music production.
A major music platform found that artificial intelligence played a role in almost 40% of all new music released in July 2026. The discovery shows how quickly AI is becoming part of music creation.