• Microsoft’s Mustafa Suleyman Highlights the Need to be Self-Sufficient in AI: Report

    Microsoft’s Mustafa Suleyman Highlights the Need to be Self-Sufficient in AI: Report

    Microsoft’s AI chief, Mustafa Suleyman, said the company must become self-sufficient in AI, training frontier models using its own data and compute. In an interview, he highlighted Microsoft’s goal to build end-to-end AI systems under its new Superintelligence team. The move follows a revised deal with OpenAI that now allows Microsoft to independently research and develop AGI.

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  • Meta Launches Muse Ember AI Model for Coding and Automated Tasks

    Meta's Muse Ember is designed to help developers build AI agents that can handle routine work without relying on larger models for every step. It can process text, images, audio and video, and supports a context window of up to 1 million tokens. Meta has also published benchmark results comparing it with models from Anthropic and OpenAI. Developers can access Muse Ember through the Meta Model API and Muse Code, with separate rates for input, output and cached tokens.

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  • Google Gemini Memory Summary Feature Rolls Out With Options to Edit and Delete Saved Details 

    Google has started rolling out a new Memory summary feature for its Gemini AI assistant. The feature gives users more control over the personal information Gemini retains from their previous conversations. Google's official support information currently lists the US as the supported region. It seems the feature is working through a browser for some users outside the US, including on free accounts.

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  • Google AI Studio Adds Google Maps Integration for Building Interactive Maps, Route Planning Apps

    Google on Monday announced a new way for developers to add real-world location data and mapping features to applications built using its AI tools. As per the Mountain View-based tech giant, developers will be able to access Google Maps Platform directly within Google AI Studio. This, as per Google, allows them to create interactive maps, local search tools, and route-planning applications without leaving the development environment. The integration is also claimed to simplify the process of configuring API credentials and connecting Google Cloud projects.

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  • Google Plans to Update Android’s Digital Wellbeing Tool With ‘Weekly Insights’, Gemini AI Integration: Report

    Google is reportedly planning to roll out a new update for the Digital Wellbeing tool, a report highlights. The upcoming features are currently being tested as part of the Digital Wellbeing v1.50.1015162751 beta version, the report highlights. The beta version reportedly renames the Weekly Wrap feature to Weekly Insights. The feature is said to provide AI-generated summaries for “raw screen-time metrics”. Further, Digital Wellbeing’s Weekly Insights tool is said to lay the groundwork for deeper Gemini AI integration. After being enabled, Weekly Insights will reportedly send a notification to users every week. Android users can tap on the alert to see multiple “recap slides”. The first slide will reportedly present screen-time data from the past week, along with a daily average screen time for browsers, tools, communication, and “other”.

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  • Anthropic Launches Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 AI Models With Improved Coding and Reasoning Capabilities

    Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 AI models, the AI giant announced on Monday. The Claude Fable 5.2 AI model is currently available via Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and other platforms. Developers can access the model via the Claude platform. Moreover, for this week, Anthropic is offering higher usage limits to paid users. Meanwhile, Mythos 5.2 can be accessed by select cybersecurity professionals via the Cyber Verification Program, while Enterprise users can get it via Claude Security. The Dario Amodei-led AI lab claims that Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 deliver enhancements on multiple fronts. Both AI models are claimed to generate outputs up to 30 percent faster. The Fast Mode further speeds up token generation by up to 2.5 times. Fable 5.2 outperformed Google’s frontier Gemini 4 Carbon AI model on multiple benchmarks.

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  • Instagram Expands AI-Powered Age Verification Worldwide to Protect Teen Users

    Meta Platforms announced the expansion of its AI-powered age estimation technology for Instagram to global markets on Tuesday. As per the social media giant, its capability is aimed at identifying teenage users on Instagram, even when they have entered an adult date of birth while creating an account. The company is also stepping up its communication with parents, courtesy of which users in the US will begin receiving Instagram notifications explaining how the technology works later this month.

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  • Meta’s Muse Personal AI Agent Pricing for India Revealed Ahead of Debut: Report

    Meta has revealed the India pricing of the Muse personal AI agent, according to a report. The Mark Zuckerberg-led tech giant will reportedly offer the service at a starting price of Rs. 1,799 for the Power subscription. On the other hand, the higher-end Maximum plan is said to cost Rs. 8,999. However, the report does not specify whether these prices are for monthly or yearly payment plans. In the US, the company only offers monthly payment options for both tiers at similar prices: $20 (roughly Rs. 1,900) and $100 (about Rs. 9,400), respectively. The report also does not mention the benefits the two subscription plans will offer in India. According to Meta’s website, globally, the Power tier offers 500 million Muse tokens per week. On the other hand, the Max plan provides 3 billion Muse tokens every week.

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  • Samsung Galaxy AI Premium Subscription to Launch With Higher Usage Limits and New AI Tools: Report

    Samsung plans to launch a new Galaxy AI Premium subscription, according to a report. With the introduction, the company is said to offer two subscription tiers, namely Standard and Max. The Standard plan will reportedly offer similar benefits, usage limits, and features as those enjoyed by Galaxy smartphone owners. The standard Galaxy AI plan will be the free tier, offering AI-powered tools like Browsing Assist, Now Brief, Creative Studio, Smart Capture, Samsung Keyboard, Photo Assist, and Personal Agent. The plan will offer relatively low usage limits. Once exhausted, users will reportedly have to either purchase a credit pack or upgrade to the higher-end Max subscription tier.

  • Meta Introduces Spaces for Designing Custom Experiences Inside Muse AI App

    Meta’s Muse app is getting some upgrades with the ability to generate custom feeds, with custom AI-generated interfaces. Meta claims that these feeds can be used to keep track of ideas, to-do lists, as planners or even create simple trivia games with the data pulled into the feed.

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  • Gboard’s Rambler Feature Could Learn Your Vocabulary and Recognise Contact Names

    A teardown of a new beta of the Gboard app has revealed new features coming to the virtual keyboard. These future feature upgrades are to do with Google’s Rambler feature, which is currently exclusive to Google’s Pixel 11 series of smartphones.

  • Gentle Monster Teases AI Smart Glasses With Gemini Integration Ahead of December Launch

    Gentle Monster has shared a teaser for its upcoming Intelligent Eyewear collection, developed in collaboration with Samsung and Google. The clip features actor Joaquin Phoenix and offers a glimpse of an AI-powered translation feature. Directed by Jonathan Glazer, the campaign film will premiere in mid-November. The smart glasses will run on Google's Android XR platform and feature Gemini integration. Gentle Monster will open pre-orders in the US on November 12, ahead of the collection's scheduled December launch.

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  • Apple Plans to Bring Autonomous Capabilities to Siri AI, Overhaul iOS 28 Approach: Report

    Apple plans to turn Siri AI into an autonomous agent that will be able to take more actions on a user's behalf. The iPhone maker reportedly wants to bring similar capabilities to the AI assistant as OpenAI’s Dots, Meta’s Muse, and Grok from Elon Musk’s SpaceXSI. OpenAI, Meta, and AI labs position their respective AI agents as an “AI companion” that can run in the background and take actions for the user when required. Users can also hand over tasks, allowing the AI agents to do repetitive and monotonous tasks for the user. Apart from this, the report highlights that Apple has overhauled its development strategy for its next-generation iOS and iPadOS updates. The company has split its OS development into three stages, namely M1, M2, and M3, with each stage spanning eight weeks. The M1 stage is divided into two four-week sprints. However, the tech giant has reportedly asked its software engineers to code, explore, and develop features for six weeks for the iOS 28 update and to converge for two weeks at the M1 stage.

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  • Airbnb Developing a Dedicated AI Agent for Travel Plans; Will Launch Next Year

    Airbnb is currently developing a dedicated AI agent for travel plans, the company revealed in the shareholder letter for Q3 2026. The company plans to launch the dedicated AI-powered tool for travel plans in the first half of 2027. The platform claims that the AI travel agent will help users plan and book trips. Airbnb highlighted that it has three advantages over other firms in building an AI agent that will allow users to plan their travels. It says that its 20 years of experience came in handy while designing the AI agent that will offer a “personalised travel search and booking experience”. The company claims that other AI agents will find this aspect hard to replicate. Further, it says that it is at an advantage because Airbnb is part of the ecosystem that enables “reservations, payments, and customer support”. Hence, Airbnb’s new AI agent will be capable of helping guests at different stages of their travels.

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  • Meta Launches Muse Voice Letting Users Have Real-Time Conversations With the AI Assistant

    After launching Muse in the US in September, Meta has now released a bigger update that will let users have real-time conversations with its AI assistant. Muse Voice will work with Muse Realtime Avatar technology and let users watch their AI assistant react and interact with facial expressions.

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  • Google Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Launched With Support for Clips Up to 15 Seconds Long

    Google DeepMind has introduced Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, its latest video generation model. With this model, Google says users can draft content at 360p or 720p for $0.07 per second, with the flexibility to upscale final outputs to 1080p or 4K. It supports generating and editing continuous video clips up to 15 seconds long. Developers can access the model through the Gemini API and start using Google AI Studio. Enterprise customers can access it through Google Cloud.

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  • Anthropic Introduces Claude Personal Finance as an Integrated AI Financial Management Tool

    Claude Personal Finance has been launched by Anthropic as the AI giant's new financial management tool. The financial management tool will start rolling out later this week and will be available to Pro, Max, and Ultra subscribers in the US, the company said. On top of this, Anthropic assures that, “like the rest of Claude”, Personal Finance will not present any ads or sponsored recommendations, such as credit cards, loans, or savings accounts of “its own”. The company says that the Claude Personal Finance tool will be able to create spending charts, calendars of scheduled payments, and a dashboard including the figures a user chooses to see. After the AI tool has generated the chart, users can choose to make adjustments based on their preferences. Users can ask the chatbot to generate a spending chart and place each transaction in a category.

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  • ElevenLabs Partners With SoundCloud to Let Users Publish AI-Generated Music Directly

    ElevenMusic, the AI music generation platform from ElevenLabs, and SoundCloud announced a partnership. With this, ElevenMusic is enabling creators to publish their music directly beyond its own platform through a new integration with SoundCloud. The new integration allows creators to experiment and produce music in ElevenMusic, then publish directly to SoundCloud without interrupting their creative workflow.

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  • OpenAI Introduces GPT-6 Cyber With Improved Vulnerability Detection and Exploit Development

    OpenAI announced GPT-6 Cyber on Thursday as its latest AI model to help security researchers identify software vulnerabilities, develop working exploits, and create fixes. According to the San Francisco-based company, it delivers significant improvements over GPT-5.6 Cyber on cybersecurity benchmarks, including a 51 percent relative improvement on ExploitGym. The AI model is also claimed to be capable of following authorised testing boundaries more reliably. OpenAI says GPT-6 Cyber has already helped uncover vulnerabilities in widely used software.

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  • Apple Reportedly Lowers AI Spending Limits for Engineers Amid Cost-Cutting Push

    Apple is said to be tightening its spending limits on artificial intelligence (AI) tools used by employees. According to a report, the Cupertino-based tech giant has already reduced the daily allowance for some engineers using AI models from $300 to $200, with further cuts being considered for select teams, even as it looks to make AI a bigger part of its internal operations. The proposed changes will reportedly bring some engineering budgets down to $100 per day. Meanwhile, employees in other departments may also face lower limits.

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  • OpenAI Introduces Images 2.6 With GIF Support and Faster API Models

    OpenAI's latest image generation update adds GIF creation and more editing options to ChatGPT. Users can animate uploaded photos or generate GIFs from text prompts, adjust playback speeds and edit individual frames. The update also lets them save reference images of people, pets and characters for reuse. On the developer side, OpenAI has introduced GPT-Image-2.6 Flare and Sunburst, which promise faster image generation. The API also gets image markup, SVG exports and a new complexity control for image generation.

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  • Google Expands Voluntary Buyout Programme to Five Countries Amid Heavy Spending on Artificial Intelligence

    Google has reportedly expanded its voluntary exit packages to some employees in five countries. This would include countries like Canada, France, Germany, Japan and Switzerland. The search giant’s expanding severance programme comes amid rising costs on artificial intelligence spending.

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  • Nothing Teases Launch of Its First ‘AI-Native’ Device With a Screenless Design, as Carl Pei Maps Evolution of Consumer Tech

    Nothing will launch its first “AI-native product” in December, the company Founder and Chief Executive Officer announced in an article published on X. Pei revealed that the device will sport a screen-free design. The image shared by the Nothing executive gives a glimpse of the upcoming AI hardware. It is shown to feature rounded corners and a textured frame. However, the image does not reveal what category of AI-native device the tech firm is planning to launch. However, the Nothing CEO highlighted that the new AI-native device could not have been an app or feature a new screen.

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  • MeitY Launches Three New Sovereign AI Models Under the IndiaAI Mission

    The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) launched three new sovereign AI models from two Indian AI labs, namely Soket Labs Technology and Research and ZenteiQ AiTech Innovations. The ministry released Soket AI’s EKA-1 and ZenteiQ’s Dhīr 2B and Dhīr 5B AI models. Soket claims that its AI model features 26.3 million parameters. It has been trained using 7.5 trillion tokens. On the other hand, ZenteiQ’s Dhīr 2B and Dhīr 5B are open-source AI models that are capable of running on edge devices.

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  • Google Turns Off Gemini AI Access for K-12 Student Accounts, Expands Guided Learning to Search and Classroom

    Google has announced that it is turning off access to Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom, and Google Search for K-12 student accounts to offer more control to schools on how their pupils are using AI. Moreover, the company announced that it is expanding the availability of the Guided Learning mode to more services. Starting November 3, the Guided Learning tool is available in Google Search, along with Google Classroom, which is a central hub for students and teachers that allows them to “organise” their schoolwork, share assignments, and connect with others.

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  • OpenAI Brings ChatGPT Voice Support to Finances for Hands-Free Personal Finance Conversations

    OpenAI has integrated ChatGPT Voice into the ChatGPT Finances tool, the company has announced. Users can now talk to the AI chatbot about their finances like they would talk to another human being. They can ask questions about their current financial health, transactions, and savings without having to provide a text input. Users will have to connect their financial accounts to access the features. It also lets users interrupt the chatbot during an answer to ask a follow-up question. This adds to the recent wave of updates that the tool has received. Since its launch, OpenAI has added the Weekly Updates feature to ChatGPT Finances, which provides regular insights about the user’s personal finances.

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  • Google Reportedly Tests Removing AI Mode Button from Search Bar as a Limited Experiment

    Google is said to be testing a change to its Search interface. According to a report, the Mountain View-based tech giant appears to be making its AI Mode less prominent for some users on Search. The dedicated AI Mode button has reportedly been removed from the Search bar on the web. It is, however, believed to be part of a limited experiment, and the feature itself may remain accessible to other users.

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  • Anthropic Announces Message Threads in Public Beta to Reduce Latency for Long-Running Sessions

    Anthropic has introduced Message Threads in public beta on the Claude Platform. It can reduce the response latency for long-running AI agent sessions by eliminating the need to resend the entire conversation history with every API request. Anthropic says the feature is enabled by default for most Claude Code users. The company says that, with the new feature, requests containing between 500,000 and 1 million tokens have reportedly seen a median time to first token (TTFT) reduction of approximately 35 percent.

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  • OpenAI Teams Up With Cathedral to Find Security Flaws, Raises Critical Bug Bounty Rewards

    The collaboration with Cathedral brings external researchers into OpenAI's efforts to address vulnerabilities. The company is also changing its bug bounty programme, with payouts for critical reports set to rise more than four times, although revised amounts have not been disclosed. The announcement follows an earlier exercise that involved a quarter of OpenAI's product engineers using Codex to investigate security issues. OpenAI has pledged $1 billion (roughly Rs. 9,500 crore) in subsidised access for frontline cyber defenders over six months.

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  • Samsung Intelligent Eyewear Launch Timeline Surfaces Online

    Samsung is reportedly preparing a limited initial rollout for its first AI smart glasses, with South Korea and the US set to receive the product before other markets. The company is yet to finalise pricing, while availability in Japan, China and Europe remains unconfirmed. The glasses will run on Google's Android XR platform and use Gemini AI for features such as translation and navigation. Samsung has also worked with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker on the eyewear designs.

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  • Gemini 4 Carbon Frontier AI Model Falls Slightly Behind Claude Opus 5.5 in Agentic Capabilities, but Not in Cost Efficiency

    Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon was the second best at performing agentic tasks on SemiAnalysis' recently released GDPx benchmark test. The frontier AI model managed to score 10.9 percentage points, which was slightly lower than the 12-percentage-point score of Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5. While Google’s AI model came in second position, it was significantly more cost-efficient than the Claude Opus 5.5 AI model. With 5,94,000 total output tokens, the Gemini 4 Carbon frontier AI model completed each task at $16.29. Meanwhile, Anthropic’s AI model cost $51.41 per task with a total of 5,48,000 output tokens.

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  • OpenAI Doubles ChatGPT Pro, Business Premium Usage Limits After Subscriber Feedback

    OpenAI announced in September that it planned to reduce the usage limits for select ChatGPT Pro subscriptions without reducing the price tag. The company now seems to be reversing its decision. In a statement, an OpenAI official has revealed that it will double usage limits for several ChatGPT Pro subscriptions. The revised limits are also said to be applicable to Business Premium. OpenAI will also continue to offer extended usage limits for its personal AI agents.

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  • Google Dreambeans App Launched in India With AI-Powered Personalised Daily Stories

    Google announced the expansion of its experimental Dreambeans app to India on Tuesday. With this move, the Mountain View-based tech giant brings its AI-powered personalised story collections to users aged 18 and above. According to Google, the app can create daily visual stories based on information from selected Google services, including Gmail, Calendar, Photos, Search, Gemini and YouTube. Dreambeans is part of the Google Labs experiment and is currently available on Android and iOS.

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  • Google Pay Introduces Discover Shop With AI Virtual Try-On, Visual Search in India

    Google's new shopping experience uses its Shopping Graph, which includes more than 60 billion products, to recommend fashion and lifestyle items. The Discover Shop feed also incorporates YouTube videos and Google's visual search technology. Users can preview select clothing through virtual try-on, while image uploads and camera searches help them find similar products online. The company plans to introduce pre-generated daily outfit suggestions later. Access currently depends on a limited pilot in India and requires users to enable specific Google account activity settings.

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  • HomeView to Double as Apple’s HomeKit Security Camera, Receive Dedicated Claude and ChatGPT Apps Soon, Tipster Claims

    Apple is planning to bring multiple upgrades to the HomeView with the HomeView software 27.2 update. In a post on X, user pdfu (@itspdfu) has shared that Apple’s HomeView will soon be able to act as a home security camera as part of the HomeKit environment. The user spotted the functionality in the HomeView Software 27.2 update. The update reportedly offers a better view of the “functionality and privacy protections.” The HomeView is said to work as a security camera with HomeKit Secure Video, and will be capable of activity detection, streaming, and recording.

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  • ChatGPT Health Could Soon Get Google Health Integration on Android: Report

    OpenAI may be exploring deeper health data integration for ChatGPT on Android through Google's Health Connect platform. References found in the app's code point to permissions covering physical measurements, reproductive health information and background access to health records. The findings also suggest that ChatGPT could introduce additional interfaces to explain its data access requirements. The potential integration would bring Android users closer to the health data sharing experience that iPhone users already have through Apple Health, although OpenAI has not confirmed the feature.

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  • AI Detection Tools Are Influencing Writing Styles as Writers Fear Being Falsely Accused of Plagiarism: Report

    AI is changing the way people are writing their prose, according to a report. The report highlights the case of writer Mia Ballard, whose life took a turn for the worse after the Hachette Book Group dropped plans to publish her book. The decision was reportedly made after the AI detection software, Pangram, gave her book, ‘Shy Girl’, a 78.3 percent AI-written score. Ballard refuses the claims. She reportedly claims that the person who edited her book used AI for refinement without her knowledge. Later, Ballard self-published a novella, ‘Poly’, which she wrote from a mental health facility after the AI-written controversy surrounding ‘Shy Girl’, drawing racist comments online.

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  • Google Gemini Personal Avatars: How to Create, Share and Delete Them

    Google Gemini users can record their face and voice to create personal avatars for AI-generated content. They can share these avatars with other Google users through Gmail invitations, with recipients needing approval before they can use them. Avatar owners can manage permissions, set expiry dates and revoke access through Gemini settings. The feature requires a personal Google Account and is limited to users aged 18 and above. It supports English, excludes the UK, EEA and Switzerland, and requires a Google AI plan for video generation.

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  • Canva’s New Vision-Language Model Lets You Edit, Refine Designs Using Prompts With Lower Editing Costs

    Canva announced a new vision-language model for powering its AI design tools on Friday. Called Canva Brush, it is said to help edit and refine existing creations within Canva while preserving their original elements. According to the company, the model can operate on natural language instructions and can make changes from a single line of text to an entire presentation. Canva Brush is initially available for supported design edits to Canva Pro subscribers.

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  • Meta’s New Style Sketch App Uses AI to Recommend Outfits From Clothes You Already Own

    Meta has introduced a new AI-powered Style Sketch fashion app. It lets users create outfit combinations using clothes they already own. The app can build a digital wardrobe by accessing users' Instagram photos or by letting them manually upload pictures and videos of their clothing. The app is currently available in select global markets. Style Sketch is currently available as a free download for iOS and Android.

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  • OpenAI Explains Four-Layer Safety System to Detect Misaligned AI Behaviour

    OpenAI has outlined its efforts to detect misaligned behaviour in its most capable AI models. The San Francisco-based company is introducing broader monitoring across training, evaluations, internal tools, and select external deployments. OpenAI says its system can identify actions like deception, unauthorised access, and attempts to manipulate evaluations. It also claims that strengthened monitors could have raised an alert during the Hugging Face incident more than 30 hours before the breach in the actual episode.

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  • Google Adds Free Textbooks to Gemini Notebook With Study Guides, Quizzes in India, US

    Google has added hundreds of free textbooks to Gemini Notebook, drawing from OpenStax, Open Textbook Library and S Chand Publishing. The collection is available to students in India and the US and expands the platform's existing support for eligible ebooks purchased through Google Play Books. Users can ask questions based on the textbooks and check responses against linked source material. Gemini Notebook can also turn the books into study guides, practice quizzes and flashcards. Students can browse and add titles through the Textbooks option.

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  • Spotify to Launch Its AI-powered Music Remix Service in 2027: Report

    After bringing a conversational Chat-GPT-like AI assistant for music discovery earlier this year, Swedish music streaming platform, Spotify is now looking to launch a new AI-powered music remix service that will let listeners create their own remixes on the platform at an additional price.

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  • Gemini Now Lets Users Create and Edit PDFs, Documents, Presentations Directly in Chat

    Google announced new capabilities for the Gemini app on Thursday. The Mountain View-based tech giant has introduced new tools that let users create, preview, and edit documents, PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and other files directly within a chat. As per the company, users can make changes to generated files, highlight specific sections to ask questions, and request edits to text and visuals without leaving the conversation. Google is also expanding access to free textbooks in Gemini Notebook.

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  • Anthropic Adds Smart Reports, Employee Surveys and Shared Budgets to Claude Enterprise

    Anthropic has added three administrative tools to Claude Enterprise, giving organisations more insight into how employees use the AI assistant and manage its costs. Smart reports analyse team conversations and highlight potential workflow improvements, while in-app surveys help administrators collect feedback from employees. The pooled budgets feature lets teams share a monthly spending allowance, although individual usage limits remain in place. Administrators can also review requests for additional usage and receive email alerts as teams approach their shared budget limits.

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  • Gemini AI in Google Sheets Updated With Faster Responses, Improved Consistency Across Cells

    Gemini in Google Sheets has been upgraded with new features and enhancements, the tech giant has announced. The company says that it began rolling out the updates gradually on October 20, and the gradual rollout takes up to 15 days for feature visibility. The new enhancements are available for users with Business Standard and Plus plans, Enterprise Standard and Plus plans, Google AI Pro and Ultra plans, Google AI Pro for Education, and AI Expanded Access. For admins, the new Gemini features in Google Sheets will be available by default for users with Gemini in Sheets enabled. Meanwhile, other users can access the same by clicking on the “Ask Gemini” button, appearing in the top-right corner of Sheets’ side panel.

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  • Google Adds Immersive Explorations to Gemini, Letting Students Explore Science and History

    Google has introduced a new immersive explorations feature in the Gemini app. The new feature is designed to help users understand complex topics. Users can access the collection through the Gemini student hub by selecting the “Try immersive explorations” option. Google said the experiences will also be accessible directly within Gemini chat conversations soon.

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  • Google Expands AI Mode Ads to India and Nine Other Countries as Multiturn Ads Roll Out in US

    Google is expanding its AI-powered search advertising programme across more international markets, including India, while testing new ways to display sponsored results during ongoing conversations in the US. The update covers ad placements in AI Mode and AI Overviews, with existing Google Ads campaigns remaining eligible. Advertisers can continue using their current campaign setup and reporting tools. Google also plans to extend AI Mode ads to Brazil, Mexico and the UK in the fourth quarter of 2026, broadening the feature's reach further.

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  • Google Opens Connected Apps Platform Preview to Developers for Search and Gemini

    Google is expanding third-party app support across Search and Gemini through its Connected Apps Platform, which is now available in preview. The platform gives developers a single system to build, test and submit integrations for either service or both. Google says more than 50 Connected Apps are available across Search and Gemini, with Adobe, Experian, Localiza and Peloton already integrated into Gemini. Calm is also set to arrive on both platforms, while existing Gemini integrations are expected to reach Search in the coming weeks.

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  • OpenAI Dots Can Now Send Texts, Photos, Voice Messages to Users via iMessage, RCS

    OpenAI now allow users to communicate with its Dots AI agents through their phone's messaging app. The feature is currently available as a preview to eligible ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the US. With the latest update, users text their Dot directly via Apple's iMessage on iPhone and Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging on Android.

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  • Gemini 4 Carbon Introduced as Google’s Latest Frontier AI Model With Enhanced Cybersecurity Capabilities

    Google has introduced its new frontier AI model, namely Gemini 4 Carbon. Google announced that Gemini 4 Carbon will be available at the same introductory price as Argon. The Mountain View-based tech giant is currently working with the US government in a voluntary pre-release testing process. The company will start releasing the Gemini 4 Carbon AI model to a “subset of cyber defenders”. Google also says it will gradually offer phased access to “additional trusted partners” through its Fairwind Program. Soon, Gemini 4 Carbon will be for developers, businesses, and consumers via different Google products and services. The Gemini 4 Carbon AI model brings enhanced cybersecurity capabilities. Google claims that in internal benchmarks, the frontier model managed to achieve more than a 2x uplift in success rate for generating secure code over Gemini 4 Argon.

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