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Phia's AI shopping assistant, founded by Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni, makes online shopping easy by finding the best prices and checking if items are eco-friendly. With a smart app that learns what people like, Phia helps save money and encourages buying secondhand to help the planet. Since l
Oxford achieves record-breaking quantum operation accuracy (1 in 6.7M errors), a leap for fault-tolerant computing.
AI referrals send fewer visitors but they sign up three times more often than people from search or social media. These visitors often skip the homepage, land on deeper pages, and finish actions quickly because they are already looking for answers. To keep them interested, websites should match
Atelic has tested a smart AI system that helps factories use less energy, cutting energy use by 4.7% on North Sea platforms. Instead of just showing engineers data, Atelic's AI makes real-time decisions by controlling machines automatically. This saves money and could mean huge energy savings wo
Genspark is a super-fast-growing startup that built an all-in-one AI workspace in just six months. The company raised $275 million and is now worth $1.25 billion, showing how excited investors are. Genspark uses smart AI to handle office tasks like building decks, answering emails, and even maki
Convenience stores are using new smart AI tools to make shopping easier and more fun for customers. These stores now give special offers at the perfect time, suggest add-ons during orders, and use quick self-checkout machines to speed up lines. Games and simple rewards keep people coming back often,
Social media now plays a huge role in career success. People who post often and share real, helpful stories on platforms like LinkedIn get noticed faster, build stronger networks, and feel happier at work. Leaders who stay active online make their companies look better and earn more trust. For every
arXiv, a popular science website, stopped accepting new computer science review and position papers unless they are already accepted by a journal or conference. This change happened because too many people started using AI tools to write summaries that didn't add real ideas. Editors want to keep the
Disney, Marvel, and Universal sue Midjourney over AI-generated images, sparking a landmark legal battle that could reshape copyright in the digital age.
In 2025, many US companies are training workers differently for AI, matching lessons to each person's job. Hands-on activities, like fixing real problems with AI and running team drills, help people remember better than boring slideshows. New rules from the government push companies to update traini
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is now focusing on using AI to speed up biology research, with a huge $10 billion commitment. They are building giant datasets and powerful AI tools to understand the cells in our bodies faster, hoping to solve problems like fighting disease and measuring inflammation
GLM-4.7 is the newest open-source AI model, and it outperforms Google's Gemini 3.0 Pro and OpenAI's GPT-5.1 on math and coding tests for 2025. GLM-4.7 works faster and gives better results in solving tough math and code, while Gemini is best for pictures and audio. You can run GLM-4.7 cheaply on you
AI coding tools are helping people who aren't programmers work faster by turning plain English instructions into computer tasks. These tools let workers make computers do things just by asking, so people don't need to know complicated coding. Studies show these tools can boost productivity by 26% fo
Jeff Bezos launched Project Prometheus, an eye-popping $6.2 billion AI startup built to change how machines work in the real world. The company quickly hired over 100 top engineers from giants like OpenAI and DeepMind. Prometheus wants robots to fix factories, keep machines running smoothly, and
Claude Opus 4.5 just set a new record on the METR benchmark, showing it can work on tough tasks for almost five hours straight - longer than any model before. This is a big deal because it proves the AI can finish really long, complicated jobs, not just short tasks. In tests, Claude beat other b