Swedish AI startup Lovable soars to $2 billion valuation, fueled by rapid growth of its web app-building product reaching $50 million ARR in 6 months and beta launch of AI agent for task automation.
OpenAI leadership defiantly vows to combat Meta's aggressive poaching of its top researchers, promising higher compensation and creative retention tactics as the AI lab shifts focus to achieving artificial general intelligence over product rollouts.
In a bold move shaking up the generative AI landscape, Chinese tech giant Baidu releases its powerful Ernie large language model as open source, sparking debate over potential disruption and China's AI leadership while pressuring closed AI providers like OpenAI.
Hollywood pioneers AI-generated videos, with Asteria's generative models creating film assets from licensed material, while the upcoming 'Uncanny Valley' aims to showcase AI capabilities with human oversight, as filmmakers grapple with maintaining creative control.
Audos, an AI-powered startup studio, aims to launch a staggering 100,000 companies annually by providing AI tools, social media advertising, and taking a 15% revenue share from 'everyday entrepreneurs' it assists in building businesses.
In a groundbreaking development, Replit's CEO unveils AI 'agents' capable of autonomously building software from written prompts in mere minutes, revolutionizing the coding process and paving the way for rapid application development.
ChatGPT API and LangChain enable a Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipeline that generates accurate responses by retrieving relevant context from local text files stored in a FAISS vector database, showcasing the power of integrating large language models with external data sources.
Qwen VLo, a pioneering AI model, seamlessly blends image comprehension and generation, enabling open-ended image editing, style transfer, and other tasks through a progressive, directional construction process.
In a significant development, Getty Images withdraws major copyright infringement allegations against Stability AI in a UK lawsuit, while maintaining secondary infringement and trademark claims, even as its separate $1.7 billion US lawsuit against the AI firm proceeds.
Creative Commons unveils CC Signals, a new framework allowing dataset holders to signal preferences for AI reuse of their content, seeking public feedback for an alpha launch in November 2025.