🔍 Google launches free AI voice recorder with offline mode

Google released AI Edge Eloquent, a free iOS app that turns raw speech into clean text. It works in real time, removes filler words, and copies the final transcript after recording. No subscription required.

The app runs fully offline, keeping data on-device. With Gemini enabled, it adds smarter processing through the cloud. It also supports summaries, tone editing, and tracks speaking stats.

Transcriptions are stored in history, and users can add custom words for better accuracy. It is part of Google’s AI Edge lineup focused on local AI tools.

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Ⓜ️ Meta unveils Muse Spark from new Superintelligence Lab

Meta introduced Muse Spark, the first model from its new Superintelligence Lab led by Alexandr Wang. It is not open source yet, though the company says future versions may be.

The model uses a redesigned architecture and data pipeline, reaching comparable performance to earlier models with much lower compute. It lags top models like Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.4 in coding, shows solid HLE results, and performs strongly in medical and multimodal tasks.

Meta also launched a Contemplating mode for running multiple agents, similar to Deep Think setups. Muse Spark is available on meta.ai and will expand to WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and Ray-Ban devices.

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🌍 Kanye performs on rotating “Earth” stage with 150+ lasers

Kanye West’s new Los Angeles show centers on a 15m dome used as both stage and screen. He performs on top of it, secured with a safety line.

The dome displays a rotating Earth via projection, shifting into storms and abstract visuals during the set. A suspended cylindrical screen above shows a live feed of the performance.

The lighting setup includes 150+ lasers from teams See You Later and Trask House, with multiple high-power units controlled by a dedicated crew.

Technical details of the projection system remain undisclosed.

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☀️ Dyson shrinks bladeless fan into pocket-sized HushJet Mini Cool

Dyson introduced HushJet Mini Cool, a portable version of its Air Multiplier design. The 38 mm device hides a brushless motor spinning at 65,000 rpm and pushes air up to 88 km/h.

Battery capacity is 5,000 mAh with up to 6 hours on low power. Noise ranges from 52 dBA on quiet mode to 72.5 dBA on Boost, with a nozzle designed to reduce high-frequency sound.

Dyson plans to add accessories like stroller mounts and clips. The device is priced at $100.

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