With Copilot’s evolution into a true desktop agent, Microsoft is positioning Windows as the first mainstream operating system with a native, AI-driven co-pilot for daily computing.

By shrinking the cost and complexity of LLM development, Karpathy is effectively open-sourcing AI education, turning large-scale model training into a weekend project.

Perplexity is positioning itself as both a knowledge engine and a personal language coach.

By betting on conversation over credentials, Jack & Jill wants to cut hiring noise and fake applications and move one step closer to bot-to-bot recruiting.

Building the internet for Earth may turn out to be as ambitious as reaching Mars.

From drug discovery to synthetic biology, Odyssey could redefine how we engineer life itself.

By turning AI-generated hypotheses into lab-validated biology, Google’s Gemma models may mark a new era for data-driven drug discovery.

General Intuition illustrates a key insight: true AGI may require understanding space, motion, and interaction, not just text.

Gling AI makes video editing almost hands-free, turning raw footage into polished content in minutes.

Pricing and release details haven’t been revealed yet, but H2 positions Unitree closer to rivals like Tesla Optimus and Figure 01 in the global humanoid race.

This move positions Claude Code as a hands-on assistant for real-time coding, not just a passive code generator.

Google’s turning AI Studio into a no-code product engine, blurring the line between prompting and full-stack development.

If successful, these glasses could become the next big leap in logistics UX, turning last-mile delivery into an augmented, automated workflow.