Builder.ai, a Microsoft-backed AI software company once valued over $1B, is entering insolvency proceedings due to financial strain, leadership turmoil, and alleged inflation of sales figures, despite raising over $450M in funding and promising simplified app development.
A Python-based infinite scrolling 2D platformer game leaps into action with voice control capabilities, allowing players to command the character's jump height and distance through Deepgram's API integration for real-time audio processing.
According to a leaker, the upcoming ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air will weigh around 145 grams and feature a 2,800mAh battery, potentially using high-density technology to boost capacity by up to 20%, though battery life remains a concern for the 5.5mm-thin device.
In this AI Minds newsletter, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt explains why the AI revolution is underhyped, Mark Zuckerberg discusses AGI and China's AI progress, NVIDIA's Jensen Huang unveils plans for physical AI and robotics, and insights into medical AI, vision-language models, GAN inversion, voice AI agents, and more.
Google I/O 2025 unveils Android XR glasses integrating Gemini AI assistant, enabling hands-free help with messaging, translation, navigation, and photo capture by understanding your context through shared vision and audio.
NVIDIA introduced NVLink Fusion, enabling companies like MediaTek, Marvell, Cadence, Fujitsu, and Qualcomm to create custom AI silicon by integrating their CPUs with NVIDIA GPUs, paving the way for high-performance AI infrastructure tailored to specific industry needs.
Google unveils Beam, an AI-powered 3D video communication platform that creates lifelike remote connections, featuring volumetric video, speech translation, and enterprise partnerships for seamless global collaboration.
Alation, an enterprise data intelligence platform valued at $1.7 billion, has acquired Numbers Station, a startup building AI agents for structured data, to bolster its AI offerings and enable large language models to operate on enterprise databases more effectively.
Google announces AI Ultra, a $249.99/month subscription plan offering highest access to its most advanced AI models and premium features for demanding users like filmmakers, developers, and creative professionals, with benefits like enhanced Gemini, Flow for AI filmmaking, and massive storage.
Google announced a premium $249.99 per month 'Google AI Ultra' subscription service, offering exclusive access to its latest AI models, early access features, massive storage, and premium perks like YouTube Premium, positioning it as a 'VIP pass' for cutting-edge Google AI.