Perplexity launches its Personal Computer AI assistant on Mac, offering deep system integration with local files, iMessage, Mail, and Calendar for Max subscribers — but the powerful feature comes at a steep $200/month price tag.
DeepL launches a voice-to-voice translation suite targeting meetings, mobile, and frontline workers, with plans to develop an end-to-end voice model that eliminates the text conversion step entirely, entering a competitive market against rivals like Sanas, Camb.AI, and Palabra.
Roblox supercharges its AI Assistant with agentic Planning Mode, automated playtesting, and new 3D mesh generation tools, creating a self-correcting development loop that helps creators build, test, and debug games faster than ever.
Google Gemini now generates personalized images using your photos and connected app data — no extra setup required — rolling out to paid US users as Google pulls ahead of Apple in the AI personal intelligence race.
OpenAI launches GPT-Rosalind, a frontier AI model purpose-built for life sciences that outperforms human experts above the 95th percentile on RNA sequence-to-function tasks, beats competitors on key benchmarks, and is now available in research preview for U.S. Enterprise customers through partnerships with Amgen, Moderna, and the Allen Institute.
Billions of dollars are flooding into humanoid robotics as tech giants and startups race to build AI-powered machines, with experts calling it a potential platform revolution — but serious challenges around dexterity, training data, job displacement, and overhyped expectations threaten to slow the boom.
Canva launches AI 2.0 with a conversational design interface, letting users create and edit designs using plain text descriptions, featuring persistent memory, Object-Based Intelligence, and third-party integrations with Slack, Gmail, and Google Drive — rolling out now to the first one million users.
Anthropic launches Claude Opus 4.7 with major upgrades in coding, image analysis, and creative tasks, but its most powerful model yet — Mythos — remains locked behind closed doors, available only to elite partners like Nvidia, Google, Apple, and Microsoft.
Salesforce launches 'Headless 360' at its TDX developer conference, exposing its entire platform as APIs and AI tools so agents can operate without a graphical interface, shipping over 100 new tools while shifting to consumption-based pricing and investing $50 million to expand its AI ecosystem.
Cursor 3.1 launches agent-created canvases, enabling AI to generate interactive visual dashboards, diagrams, and charts built on a React-based UI library, dramatically reducing friction in human-agent collaboration by replacing dense text with dynamic visual interfaces.