IBM launches Granite 4.1, its most expansive AI model family yet, featuring small language, vision, speech, embedding, and safety models built for enterprise use, all released under an Apache 2.0 license with state-of-the-art performance across document understanding, multilingual transcription, and harm detection.
Anthropic's Claude AI is now integrated into Autodesk Fusion, allowing engineers and creators to build 3D models using simple natural language prompts, bridging the gap between ideas and manufacturable designs.
Anthropic launches Claude Security in public beta, an AI-powered tool that reasons through codebases like a skilled security researcher to catch complex vulnerabilities traditional pattern-matching tools miss, complete with adversarial self-verification to reduce false positives and human-reviewed patch suggestions.
Anthropic launches Claude Security in public beta, enabling enterprise customers to scan code for vulnerabilities and generate AI-powered fixes using Claude Opus 4.7 directly from the Claude.ai sidebar, with major partners like CrowdStrike, Microsoft Security, and Palo Alto Networks already embedding the technology into their platforms.
MIT, WPI, and Google researchers unveil WRING, a groundbreaking debiasing technique that eliminates bias in AI vision-language models by rotating bias-responsible coordinates in high-dimensional space, avoiding the 'Whac-A-Mole dilemma' of creating new biases while fixing old ones.
Nvidia launches Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, a powerful open multimodal AI model unifying vision, speech, and language in one system, topping six leaderboards and delivering up to 9x faster throughput than competing models, now available on Hugging Face and OpenRouter.
A new open-source Chrome extension brings Google's Gemma 4 AI entirely on-device using WebGPU, enabling powerful browser automation, semantic web search, and tab management with zero data sent to external servers.
Canva's Magic Layers AI feature is caught automatically replacing the word 'Palestine' with 'Ukraine' in user designs, sparking widespread outrage before the company issues an apology and deploys a fix.
NVIDIA's Spatial Intelligence Lab launches Project Lyra, a groundbreaking open-source series of generative 3D world models capable of creating explorable, 3D-consistent environments from a single image, with Lyra-2.0 now live and the GitHub repository already gaining nearly 1,800 stars.
CADAM, a free open-source browser tool, is revolutionizing 3D modeling by instantly converting text descriptions and images into fully exportable 3D models using AI — no software installation required.