AI shopping agents are changing how consumers discover products and make online purchases, with Walmart opening its retail platform to external AI assistants while Anthropic introduces its own personal agent. The developments signal a shift towards AI systems that can do more than recommend products: they can search, compare, organise and help complete purchases with […]
Recursive Flint is a coding-focused language model built to support AI agents working on software projects. Rather than simply completing a line of code, it is intended to handle more involved programming activities, including investigating existing codebases, identifying bugs, implementing features and writing tests. The model uses a mixture-of-experts (MoE) architecture. It contains approximately 40 […]
Mark Wahlberg AI clone technology could eventually allow the Hollywood actor to continue appearing in films and television projects long after his traditional acting career ends. Speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt on October 16, 2026, Wahlberg discussed using artificial intelligence in filmmaking and expressed openness to the possibility of a digital version of himself carrying on […]
Meta’s Muse Spark Open is the most capable US open-weight model yet, but Chinese open-weight models from Moonshot, Z.ai, Alibaba and Xiaomi still lead on coding and the overall index. We compare benchmarks, the Muse Model License, safety, Mac Studio hardware and price, and what it means for UK businesses.
Gmail Live, Google’s voice search for your inbox, is now available to Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscribers on Android and iOS. We explain how it works, the real launch timeline, what each Google AI plan costs, how Docs Live and Keep Live fit in, what Google says about privacy, and what it means for UK businesses.
Social media platforms have traditionally relied on recommendation algorithms to decide which posts, videos and other content appear in a user’s feed. These systems learn from behavior such as likes, comments, shares and viewing activity, gradually building an understanding of what each person may want to see. However, recommendation algorithms do not always get it […]
Wildlife collisions are a persistent problem for transportation operators. Animals wandering onto railway tracks can cause delays and damage trains, while birds and other wildlife near airports create aviation safety risks. Roads present another challenge, with animals crossing traffic corridors and sometimes becoming trapped between fences, highways and other infrastructure. Traditional prevention methods include physical […]
AI agents are becoming increasingly capable of handling research, software development, customer communication and repetitive business operations. However, deploying several agents across different applications can create a new problem: each agent may have its own context, tools, permissions and working environment. Kylon is addressing this challenge with a platform it calls a company harness—a shared […]
ChatGPT web traffic share has climbed to approximately 56% of worldwide generative AI chatbot website traffic, while Google Gemini has slipped to 25%, according to September 2026 figures attributed to Similarweb. The latest numbers suggest OpenAI is regaining ground after a period in which Google’s AI assistant made significant gains against its biggest rival. (OfficeChai) […]
Amazon is changing its Alexa leadership a day after launching its first premium Alexa Tablets. Daniel Rausch steps away in November and Fire TV chief Aidan Marcuss takes over. We explain what Amazon confirmed, what the tablets cost in the US and UK, why the Fire line was dropped, what Alexa+ really costs, and what the shake-up means for businesses.
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