Artificial intelligence is moving beyond chatbots that answer questions towards intelligent systems capable of completing complex tasks with less human intervention. Meta is making a significant move in this direction with Muse Wonder, a new AI model designed to power personal and professional AI agents, tackle advanced coding challenges and work through multi-step tasks. Announced […]
Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever to create realistic images, videos and audio. However, this progress has also made it harder to determine whether digital media was generated by AI or captured in the real world. To help address this challenge, Google DeepMind has expanded access to SynthID Detector, a verification tool designed […]
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.
Flock Safety, the AI surveillance startup behind about 120,000 licence plate cameras, plans to cut roughly 270 jobs, 18% of its staff, after a voluntary buyout. We explain what Reuters reported, how the buyout worked, why record contract cancellations and political pressure reached the payroll, where Flock is still hiring, and what buyers of surveillance tech should check.
A hidden Voice tab with a Preview badge has been spotted in Claude’s web sidebar, beside the existing voice mode rather than replacing it. We explain what the screenshot shows, how it ties to Anthropic’s new voice data opt-in, what an upgraded voice feature could be, and how Claude compares with ChatGPT GPT-Live, Gemini 3.8 Live and Grok Voice.
TechCrunch has refreshed its list of AI agents that live in your text messages, adding Comma, Szn, Tab and Underdog to take it from 18 to 22. We compare the two versions, profile the four newcomers from their own sites, map every agent by messaging app, and pick the best one for each job, from family admin to private on-device help. We also flag eight details in the list that differ from what the companies publish.
A router can look perfectly healthy while silently dropping data. Researchers at Istanbul Technical University have built an AI model that flags these network black holes shortly before they happen. We explain how it works, what its 98% detection claim really measures, what it does not yet prove, and how UK businesses can catch a silent internet outage on their own connections today.
Meta says Muse was built from the ground up for privacy, and OpenAI wants Dots to set a new standard for privacy in frontier AI. We test those AI agent privacy promises against each company’s own documentation, Instinct’s revised terms, a month of Muse incidents and the UK ICO’s new scrutiny of AI agents, and set out what businesses should check before connecting an agent to their data.
Human-authored book labels are gaining ground after a string of AI scandals, from the Goncourt withdrawal of Thélyson Orélien’s novel to Hachette pulling Shy Girl. We compare the Authors Guild and Society of Authors Human Authored marks, Books By People’s newly approved organic literature stamp, Librinova’s audited label and Germany’s new children’s book label, and explain why AI detectors cannot carry the weight alone.
WIRED reports that AI is getting really good at messing with cybercriminals. Apate now runs around 350,000 AI bots that pose as scam victims for banks and telcos, O2’s Daisy answered more than 1,000 scam calls, and an ETH Zurich and Google study found LLM honeypots keep AI hacking agents engaged about 2.7 times longer than rule-based decoys. We check the sources, the numbers and the limits.
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