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In a short Anthropic clip, designer Nate records a rambling voice memo on a walk, then has Claude Slides turn the transcript into an on-brand presentation to tweak and share.
The AI Advantage reacts to OpenAI's Dots launch, arguing that an always-on agent with its own computer could give casual ChatGPT users capabilities that only power users have had until now.
A one-minute Google for Developers clip shows Journal Receipts, a talking lamp built with Gemini and Nano Banana that reads the mood of what you say and prints a symbolic image on a receipt.
Anthropic's 13-second launch clip introduces Claude Sonnet 5.5, which it says runs more than 30% faster than Sonnet 5 and costs up to 30% less per task at the same token prices.
A five-minute conversation between Google DeepMind and Sierra on new native audio models, response latency, switching between languages and how voice agents should be benchmarked.
OpenAI's two-minute clip shows ChatGPT Voice using email, calendar and other plugins to book, buy and build by voice, with the update rolling out globally.
Google DeepMind's one-minute demo shows Gemini 3.8 text-to-speech designing voices from prompts and cloning them from a short sample, though Google says cloning through AI Studio is not available in the UK.
An AI-generated actress promoting a film on the Piers Morgan Show dodged a question about her co-stars, then started speaking Cantonese. David Pakman uses the moment to argue that infinite synthetic content makes human authenticity scarcer, not cheaper.
Anthropic's 20-second launch clip for Claude Opus 5.5 claims Fable 5.1-level results on most work, and the announcement adds faster output and lower prices than Opus 5.
A short OpenAI Academy tutorial turns a vague dinner request into a useful meal plan by stating the goal, the audience and the format wanted, then refining the answer in the same chat.
OpenAI introduces GPT-6 Astra with a voice-driven demo of the model operating desktop apps, websites and documents at once, alongside claims on coding and alignment.
Anthropic's launch video for Claude Fable 5.1 pitches the model at long-running tasks in code, research and document-heavy work, where early mistakes tend to compound.
Tina Huang works through NotebookLM's 2026 features, using it to surface and stress-test business ideas, run investment research and turn notebooks into shareable web apps.
A BBC feature looks at how England's footballers are using artificial intelligence to prepare for the 2026 World Cup, from opposition analysis to player performance.
NetworkChuck spent weeks building real apps with Perplexity's $200/month autonomous AI system. His honest review weighs the orchestration of 19 models against the real credit costs.
Jeff Su demonstrates the seven core capabilities of Claude Cowork, Anthropic's desktop app that turns Claude into a full productivity system with local file access, memory, and automation.
A BBC Investigates report raises serious questions about the US military's use of artificial intelligence in the Iran war and whether the technology can be trusted in life-or-death decisions.
A quick walkthrough of Anthropic's new Projects feature in Claude Cowork, covering setup, collaboration workflows, and practical use cases.
Jeff Su breaks down NotebookLM's major 2026 redesign, ranking every Studio panel tool and sharing prompt templates for turning raw sources into polished outputs.
A quick walkthrough on migrating from ChatGPT to Claude, including how to transfer your memories and conversation history so nothing gets left behind.
Better Stack demonstrates how Pencil.dev transforms Claude Code into a visual design studio, enabling prompt-driven UI design with real-time editing before writing any production code.
Tina Huang breaks down the open source AI stack—from models and runtimes to no-code agent builders—in a practical guide for anyone ready to move beyond proprietary platforms.
Anthropic's Project Vend Phase Two demonstrates that the gap between 'capable' and 'completely robust' in autonomous AI agents remains dangerously wide—with critical implications for businesses considering AI-driven operations.
Conor Grennan, Chief AI Architect at NYU, explains why most companies struggle with AI adoption. The key insight: AI requires behavioural change, not technology rollout.
Microsoft's Seth Juarez demystifies AI agents in under a minute—here's what UK businesses need to know about this transformative technology.
Most AI implementations fail not because the technology doesn't work, but because organisations rush deployment without adequate preparation. Research reveals the critical wisdom gap costing UK businesses £4.4 billion.
Particle6's comedy sketch explores AI's role in television commissioning and digital performers, featuring AI-generated actress Tilly Norwood.
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