Meta's AI agent Muse grew faster in its first 12 days than ChatGPT did on mobile. In the same days Amazon blocked the agent from its site and a researcher published a zero-day in the macOS app.
Meta opened Meta One, a subscription spanning four of its apps. It launched with more than 50 features, and subscriptions plus trials have reached 15 million.
A user described how Meta AI asked about her child beneath a video she cross-posted to Facebook. Meta accepted the error and is changing its suggested prompts.
Suno released v6, its first model built with the record industry. The company says the training data was rebuilt from scratch, and it ships in three variants.
Apple says the hinge is produced with AI. But what is described is not design: an algorithm matches each hinge to its best-fit housing, and laser scanning plus 3D printing fills in the residual waviness.
Apple Intelligence supports Turkish; the new Siri AI is English beta only for now. Five more languages arrive in October and Turkish is not among them. "Supported" and "available" are not the same thing.
Adobe brings generative models inside its own timeline while Blackmagic opens the software to outside assistants. The same thing is missing from both: how generated footage will be marked on delivery.
Muse Voice Transcribe transcribes speech, tells more than 20 speakers apart and costs $0.18 an hour. Meta presents it as the foundation for assistants that listen to real conversations through glasses — leaving the consent of everyone else in the room open.
Google's personal agent can curate albums and edit images inside Photos. The feature opens only to paying subscribers in the US, in English — and the announcement does not say which operations the agent can perform without approval.
Nearly 90 percent of the 13,000-plus two-armed, two-legged robots delivered globally last year were made in China. The carnival is that strategy's public face.
Cursor, known for its AI code editor, has launched a code hosting platform called Origin. It does not ask developers to leave GitHub but to run alongside it, with code passing back and forth between the two.
Under an agreement signed by both companies' CEOs, the new humanoid robot will be shown in early 2027. Nvidia provides the AI infrastructure while LG brings actuator, sensor and battery technologies.
A whole new industry is forming around AI-generated video, complete with investors, business models and distribution conflicts. In Culver City, an AI studio is shooting a film by overlaying real-time backdrops on an actor's movements.
AWS has described how to visualise Bedrock cost attribution, which traces every inference request back to the IAM principal that made it, using Athena queries and CUDOS dashboards. Spend can then be followed by user, application, team and project.