WhatsApp launches built-in text translation feature for iPhone and Android users, supporting multiple languages including English, Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, and Arabic, allowing instant message translation in chats and groups by simply long-pressing messages.
Microsoft launches Windows AI Labs, a new pilot program that rapidly tests experimental AI features across Windows applications starting with Microsoft Paint, aiming to validate innovative AI capabilities through direct user feedback on usability and market demand.
Apple launches MCP (Model Context Protocol) support in new developer betas, allowing AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude to directly control iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps autonomously without requiring custom developer integrations.
Facebook Dating introduces AI-powered 'dating assistant' and 'Meet Cute' features that automatically generate personalized matches and provide dating advice to eliminate endless swiping, as hundreds of thousands create profiles monthly with matches surging 10% annually.
OpenAI raids Apple's talent pool and supply chain, poaching veterans and courting manufacturers to build AI hardware like speakers and wearables, posing a direct threat to Apple's hardware business by late 2026.
Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, utilizes a cutting-edge 'max subscription' AI hack, feeding prompts across ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Claude by subscribing to their top tiers at a cost of at least $650 per month, harnessing the power of multiple AI agents for integrated responses.
The Federal Trade Commission sues Live Nation and Ticketmaster for enabling ticket brokers to illegally acquire and resell millions of tickets at inflated prices, deceiving artists and fans by advertising lower ticket prices while hiding mandatory fees, costing consumers billions.
Meta launches $799 Ray-Ban AR smart glasses featuring a built-in display, 12-megapixel camera, and revolutionary neural wristband control, alongside $499 Oakley athletic glasses with 3K video recording, marking a major leap forward in consumer augmented reality technology.
A new survey reveals Americans are increasingly worried about artificial intelligence integration into daily life, with 53% fearing AI will damage creative thinking and 50% believing it will harm meaningful relationships, though majorities still support AI for analytical tasks like weather forecasting and financial crime detection.
Meta unveils innovative Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, featuring displays, cameras, and wristband controls, poised to revolutionize the wearable technology landscape, set for official unveiling by CEO Mark Zuckerberg at Connect keynote.