Decart, a startup, unveils Mirage, an AI model capable of transforming live video in real-time, generating 20 frames per second with low latency, enabling users to create and modify videos through an upcoming website and app.
In a surprising move, Anthropic rehires Boris Cherny and Cat Wu, key leaders behind its coding product Claude Code, just two weeks after they departed for Anysphere, the company behind Cursor.
Microsoft Copilot introduces groundbreaking features: Desktop Sharing for real-time analysis and Vision integration accessible through Voice conversations, revolutionizing AI assistance as the update rolls out to Windows Insiders.
LTX-Video revolutionizes real-time video generation, offering high-quality output with advanced features like image-to-video conversion, keyframe animation, video extension, transformations, and newly released distilled and control models for enhanced performance.
Hugging Face hosts over 5,000 AI models capable of recreating real faces, raising ethical concerns after their migration from Civitai, a platform used for nonconsensual pornography.
Millions exploit harmful AI 'nudify' websites generating nonconsensual explicit images, profiting up to $36 million annually by abusing technology from US tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Cloudflare.
In an escalating tech talent war, Google acquires AI coding startup Windsurf for $2.4 billion, onboarding co-founder Varun Mohan and senior R&D staff to bolster its AI capabilities against rivals like OpenAI and Meta.
Xiaomi launches AI glasses in China, capitalizing on its ecosystem to offer hands-free capabilities for photography, videography, and office tasks, with early adopters praising their utility while anticipating future enhancements.
Google's Veo 3 platform revolutionizes AI video generation, transforming previously blurry, distorted content into flawless footage that rivals professional production, sending shockwaves through Hollywood and advertising as the technology advances at breakneck speed with improvements occurring daily.
In a major shakeup, Windsurf's CEO, co-founder, and top researchers defect to Google DeepMind after OpenAI's $3 billion acquisition falls through, with Google paying $2.4 billion to license Windsurf's technology and hire its key personnel.