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    Superhuman puts email replies on autopilot

    Superhuman just launched Instant Reply, a feature that precomputes three complete draft replies for every incoming email. Unlike basic short suggestions, these are full responses tailored to match your personal tone, ready to send with just Tab and Enter. Early testers reportedly replied twice as fast.

  2. AI modelsReach 47

    Google aims to unpause Gemini's people generation in a few weeks

    Google's Demis Hassabis confirmed the company plans to restore Gemini's image generation of people in the next few weeks after pausing it over historical inaccuracies. Hassabis explained that well-intended diversity prompts were applied too bluntly across historical contexts, and fine-tuning is underway.

  3. AI toolsReach 49

    OpenAI adds ratings and builder profiles to the GPT Store

    OpenAI just updated the GPT Store with a 1-to-5 star rating system and private creator feedback. Builders can now also link their LinkedIn, X, and websites on expanded profile pages while tracking total conversation stats. The promised revenue-sharing model, however, is still nowhere to be seen.

  4. AI toolsReach 49

    Chrome adds Gemini-powered 'Help me write' tool

    Google just rolled out an experimental 'Help me write' feature in Chrome M122 for Mac and Windows. Powered by Gemini, the tool understands webpage context to draft or polish reviews, inquiries, and emails directly inside text fields. It is currently available to English users in the U.S.

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    Google pauses Gemini people generator after diversity push backfires

    Google just shut off image generation of people in its Gemini chatbot after the tool churned out historically inaccurate and overcorrected images. The company admitted its diversity safeguards went too far, causing the model to misapply diversity to specific historical contexts and become overly cautious.

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    Google brings Gemini inside Gmail and Docs

    Google just added its Gemini AI directly into Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Meet for Google One AI Premium subscribers. For $19.99 a month, users can draft emails and build budgets without hopping between tabs or copy-pasting across apps. The English rollout spans over 150 countries, backed by a two-month free trial.

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    OpenAI's Sora is officially heading to Copilot

    Microsoft just confirmed that OpenAI's Sora video generator will eventually make its way to Copilot. Advertising and web services CEO Mikhail Parakhin replied on X that integration is planned, though it will take time. There is no official timeline yet, but bringing text-to-video directly into Copilot promises to significantly expand its multimodal creative toolkit.

  8. AI toolsReach 36

    Apple's answer to GitHub Copilot is coming to Xcode

    Apple is reportedly expanding internal testing of new generative AI features for Xcode, aiming to release a GitHub Copilot rival to third-party developers later this year. The company is also exploring chatbot-like search upgrades for Spotlight across iOS and macOS to handle complex app actions. After staying relatively quiet in the AI arms race, Apple looks ready to finally show its hand at WWDC.

  9. AI modelsReach 54

    Google unveils Gemini 1.5 Pro with a massive 1M token context window

    Google just announced its next-gen AI model Gemini 1.5, led by 1.5 Pro built on a Mixture-of-Experts architecture. It matches flagship 1.0 Ultra quality with far less compute while shattering context limits with support for up to 1 million tokens—enough for an hour of video or 30,000 lines of code. It's rolling out now in limited preview for developers and enterprise users.

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    X tests Grok-generated summaries for trending topics

    X is testing a new Explore page feature that uses Grok to generate brief summaries explaining why topics are trending. Instead of clicking through vague keywords and hashtags, users get an immediate rundown of the day's key stories. The feature is currently in limited testing and may not roll out globally.

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    Mozilla cuts 60 jobs to double down on Firefox and AI

    Mozilla just announced it is cutting around 60 jobs and shutting down side projects like 3D platform Hubs to refocus on its flagship browser. The organization is combining its Pocket, content, and AI/ML teams directly into Firefox to build 'trustworthy AI' features. Why it matters: After years of chasing diversified bets, Mozilla is retreating to its core base to survive the generative AI era.

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    Big Tech buys Super Bowl ads to win over AI skeptics

    AI companies just dropped millions on Super Bowl ads to convince a nervous public they are here to help, not steal jobs. With 52% of Americans more concerned than excited about AI, Microsoft and Google used $7 million spots to rebrand their tools as humble companions for everyday tasks like photo-taking and starting a business.

  13. AI toolsReach 54

    NVIDIA brings custom AI to your local PC

    NVIDIA just released Chat with RTX, a free tech demo that lets you run customized chatbots completely offline on Windows. By connecting local files and YouTube links to open-source models like Mistral and Llama 2 via TensorRT-LLM, you can query notes and documents without sending data to the cloud. You will need a GeForce RTX 30 Series GPU or higher with at least 8GB of VRAM.

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    Men are using AI to write love letters—and people hate it

    McAfee just revealed that 45% of men plan to use AI to draft Valentine’s Day messages this year, up from 30% last year. While 69% say AI-crafted charm gets better responses, 57% admit they'd be hurt or offended if they found out code wrote their love note.

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    Microsoft's animated Copilot hints at the AI PC era

    Microsoft just rolled out a new Copilot experience in the latest Windows 11 Canary builds, making the assistant far more context-aware. When you copy text or images, the taskbar icon animates to offer instant actions like summarizing or explaining, while Notepad is also getting right-click AI deciphering for code and logs. It's an early look at how Microsoft plans to reshape Windows for its 2024 "AI PC" push ahead of the 24H2 update.

  16. AI toolsReach 45

    Pokemon Go creator backs $349 multimodal AI glasses

    Brilliant Labs just unveiled Frame, a $349 pair of smart glasses weighing only 39 grams. Backed by Niantic's CEO, the hardware features a 3,000-nit MicroOLED display and front-facing camera powered by an AI assistant called Noa for visual lookup and translation. Preorders are open now, shipping in April.

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    OpenAI is building an AI agent that takes over your screen

    OpenAI is reportedly working on an autonomous AI agent capable of taking control of user devices to handle tasks directly, according to The Information. Instead of just answering prompts, it could click, type, and transfer data across apps for you. Why it matters: bringing JARVIS-style automation to everyday devices sounds incredible, but handing full device access to cloud AI creates serious privacy and security hurdles.

  18. AI modelsReach 57

    Google kills Bard, launches Gemini Advanced with Ultra 1.0

    Google just rebranded Bard to Gemini and rolled out Gemini Advanced, powered by its flagship Ultra 1.0 model. Ultra 1.0 is built for complex reasoning, coding, and creative workflows, beating human experts on MMLU. It is available through the new Google One AI Premium plan alongside a dedicated Android app.

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    Microsoft gives Copilot a fresh look and inline image editing

    Microsoft just rolled out a major redesign for Copilot across the web and mobile apps, celebrating one year since Bing Chat launched. The update brings a sleeker look and inline image editing powered by Designer, letting users blur backgrounds, enhance colors, or turn images into pixel art directly inside chat. Inline editing is currently limited to English in select countries.