Google’s AI Mode in Chrome Just Got a Lot More Useful
Browsing the web is about to feel very different. Google just rolled out three new AI Mode features in Chrome that make it easier to research, multitask, and stay in your flow
Browsing the web is about to feel very different. Google just rolled out three new AI Mode features in Chrome that make it easier to research, multitask, and stay in your flow
If you’ve ever wished you could talk to Google’s AI assistant without digging through browser tabs, good news just arrived. Google launched a dedicated Gemini app for macOS, and
OpenAI’s Codex coding platform just picked up a wave of new features — and the goal is far more ambitious than better code suggestions.
Anthropic just stepped into a new category. And the company did it in a very Claude-like way. On Friday, Anthropic launched Claude Design, its first proprietary design tool. But
Imagine waking up to an AI that’s already sorted your inbox, flagged your most urgent meetings, and built your to-do list before you’ve had your first coffee. That’s the future
Sharing files between an Android phone and a Mac has always been awkward. There’s no built-in solution, no clean handoff, and no equivalent of AirDrop that works across both
OpenAI just released a brand new AI model. But you won’t find it in ChatGPT. Not yet, anyway. The model is called GPT-5.4-Cyber, and it’s designed specifically for cybersecurity
Anthropic just released a new AI model. But if you were holding your breath for Claude Mythos Preview, this isn’t it. Claude Opus 4.7 is now live and available to the public.
Pop culture used to be manageable. Watch a few shows, scan a few headlines, and you were basically caught up. Those days are gone. Now there’s a new TikTok sensation, cancelled
The internet has a kid problem. And for years, nobody could agree on how to fix it. Social media bans are spreading fast. Australia went first, blocking under-18s from major apps