Google introduces Gemini Robotics On-Device, a local AI system enabling efficient, dexterous, and low-latency robotics with fast task adaptation through an SDK for developers.
Sixty percent of teachers now use AI tools for work, with weekly users saving nearly six hours per week on tasks like lesson planning and worksheet creation, equivalent to six weeks of time savings over an entire school year.
An AI arms race with China dominates the congressional agenda as state-level AI regulations loom, fueling debates on preempting a patchwork of laws while weighing AI's public benefits and risks.
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince battles AI crawlers scraping website content, launching a new 'AI Labyrinth' tool to defend clients' traffic and the internet's business model by bypassing AI scrapers that ignore website instructions, asserting Cloudflare's ability to protect against powerful adversaries.
Researchers uncover AI systems' tendency to generate convincing yet incorrect responses called 'hallucinations', stemming from flawed training data; users can combat AI misinformation through awareness and critical thinking.
11.ai unveils a voice-driven AI assistant that integrates with productivity tools through MCP, enabling users to accomplish tasks like planning, research, and project management using voice commands, powered by ElevenLabs Conversational AI with low latency and multimodal support.
Rowan Cheung's podcast delves into cutting-edge AI advancements, featuring experts discussing AI's potential to cure diseases, the rise of AI agents, the future of work, and AI's role in education, while exploring groundbreaking models and technologies from tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Meta.
Legal AI startup Harvey secures $300 million funding at $5 billion valuation, aiming to expand its AI-powered services for lawyers globally with plans to double headcount and venture into new professional domains like tax accounting while serving 337 clients across 53 countries.
Alarming MIT study finds concerning brain impacts as ChatGPT users exhibit weaker neural connectivity, linguistic deficiencies, and behavioral underperformance compared to non-AI writers, raising urgent questions about AI's effects on cognitive function.
Groundbreaking MIT research reveals ChatGPT diminishes brain activity and critical thinking abilities, as users grow increasingly reliant on AI for responses, raising urgent concerns about integrating such tools into educational settings without rigorous evaluation.