Google TV unveils groundbreaking AI features powered by Gemini, enabling users to create videos and images directly on their television screens while controlling settings through natural voice commands like 'the screen is too dim' for automatic adjustments.
Jibo, the $899 social robot with face recognition and relationship-building capabilities, finally hits the market after three years of delays since its $3.5 million crowdfunding success, as MIT-founded Jibo Inc. attempts to pioneer the first consumer social robot despite early performance concerns.
NVIDIA launches Alpamayo, an open-source AI ecosystem featuring a 10-billion-parameter reasoning model, simulation framework, and 1,700+ hours of driving data to help companies like JLR, Lucid Motors, and Uber develop level 4 autonomous vehicles capable of handling complex driving scenarios.
Google launches Antigravity, a new AI developer tool powered by Gemini 3 that uses autonomous agents and planning modes to challenge Cursor's established dominance in AI-assisted programming, though Cursor's mature v2.0 platform currently outperforms Google's buggy early release with faster, more reliable direct coding assistance.
Brilliant Labs partners with Liquid AI to power Halo smart glasses with advanced vision-language models that process text and images with millisecond latency, creating personalized knowledge bases and analyzing life context for users.
Developer Rodrigo Delduca successfully creates a functional NES emulator using AI-generated Lua scripts that runs Donkey Kong in web browsers, though the groundbreaking AI-coded system performs 40 times slower than traditional emulators.
AI companies abandon massive language models in favor of smaller, specialized systems while racing to develop revolutionary 'world models' that understand 3D environments, as enterprise adoption accelerates through new protocols connecting AI agents directly to business systems.
Instagram chief Adam Mosseri predicts AI content will dominate social media so completely that platforms should abandon detecting fake material and instead focus on cryptographically verifying authentic camera-captured images, while urging creators to embrace raw, unflattering photos to prove their content is real.
AbleMouse launches open-source computer control system offering affordable alternatives to expensive assistive technologies, providing tongue, touch, AI vision, and gesture controls for users with ALS, cerebral palsy, and spinal cord injuries across multiple operating systems.
xAI's Grok 3 launches DeeperSearch on March 19 requiring up to six and a half minutes for detailed answers and Edit Image feature on March 22 for modifying pictures with text prompts, though both face speed and functionality limitations compared to competitors.