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Anthropic Accidentally Reveals Its Most Powerful AI Model Mythos
The model is said to represent a significant leap beyond Anthropic’s existing Claude lineup, such as Opus 4.6.
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Google Upgrades Gemini Live With Faster and Smarter Responses, Expands Search Live Globally
Google, on Thursday, announced two major updates to its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered live features. The Mountain View-based tech giant is now expanding Search Live globally, allowing users to receive relevant answers to their search queries using the Gemini assistant. Additionally, Gemini Live, the real-time conversational experience inside the Gemini app, is also getting an upgrade and will now be powered by the Gemini 3.1 Flash Live AI model. The newer model brings improvements such as faster and smarter responses and fewer awkward pauses.
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UP Govt Scraps ₹25,000 Cr MoU with Puch AI Days After Signing Over Credibility Concerns
The state’s investment agency noted that Puch AI failed to provide necessary financial details in a timely manner, revealing gaps in due diligence.
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Apple to Reportedly Open Up Siri to Gemini, Claude and More Third-Party AI Assistants With iOS 27
Apple is said to be planning a major change to its artificial intelligence (AI) strategy. According to a seasoned journalist, the Cupertino-based tech giant could open up Siri to third-party AI assistants, moving beyond the current ChatGPT exclusivity. The changes, expected to arrive with iOS 27, are reported to be an attempt to bring about a turnaround in Apple's fortunes in the AI space, where it currently lags behind its Silicon Valley peers.
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OpenAI Reportedly Shelves ChatGPT’s Adult Mode Plans Indefinitely
OpenAI's Adult Mode feature for ChatGPT is reportedly facing another hurdle. As per the report, the feature, which will let users have explicit conversations of a sexual nature with the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, is being put on hold indefinitely. The decision was reportedly made after several staff members and investors raised concerns about the feature and questioned whether the small upside was worth the ethical debate it would stir. Notably, the feature was already delayed twice in the past.
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Google Launches Gemini 3.1 Flash Live Voice Model With Lower Latency & Improved Reasoning
For consumers, Gemini 3.1 Flash Live powers updates to Gemini Live and Search Live.
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Agentic AI is Pushing Satellites Beyond Observation in Space
Specialised satellites can detect and geolocate radio frequency data, effectively mapping communication activity on Earth.
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Anthropic Wins Injunction Against Pentagon in Landmark AI Safety Showdown
A federal court has blocked the Department of Defense’s attempt to blacklist the Claude-maker, setting a precedent for how AI companies can resist government overreach on safety guardrails.
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Google Lets Users Bring ChatGPT & Claude History Into Gemini
The company has launched a data portability tool that lets users switch to Gemini without leaving their AI memory behind.
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Why Adobe’s Future Depends on Dismantling Its Past
The company faces its toughest transition yet as leadership change collides with AI disruption, reshaping how creativity is produced, priced, and controlled.
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Kyndryl, Gloplax Partner to Build & Scale GCCs for Enterprises
The companies’ joint capabilities will help enterprises establish and modernise GCCs with integrated advisory, technology and operational excellence.
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Anthropic wins injunction against Trump administration over Defense Department saga
A federal judge has sided with Anthropic in its twisty legal battle with the Trump administration, awarding the tech company an injunction against the government’s recent order that labeled it a “supply chain risk,” the Wall Street Journalreports. On Thursday, Judge Rita F. Lin of the Northern District of California ordered the Trump administration to rescind itsrecent designationof Anthropic as a security risk, as well as to back off its order that federal agencies cut ties with the company. “It looks like an attempt to cripple Anthropic,” Linreportedly saidduring the court proceedings. Lin ultimately argued that the government’s orders had flouted freespeech protections for the company. The drama between the Pentagon and Anthropic erupted last last month over a dispute concerning guidelines for the government’s usage of the AI company’s software. Anthropic had reportedlysought to enforce certain limitson how the government could use its AI models, such as banning their use in autonomous weapons systems or mass surveillance. The government disagreed with those limitations, ultimatelylabeling the company a supply chain risk—a designation typically reserved for foreign actors. President Trump furtherorderedfederal agencies to cut ties with the company. Not long afterward,Anthropic sued the agency, along with Hegseth. The White House has spent recent weeks attacking the company,characterizingit as “a radical-left, woke company” that is jeopardizing America’s “national security.” Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, meanwhile, hascalledthe Defense Department’s actions “retaliatory and punitive.” On the heels of Judge Lin’s ruling, Anthropic sent TechCrunch the following statement: “We’re grateful to the court for moving swiftly, and pleased they agree Anthropic is likely to succeed on the merits. While this case was necessary to protect Anthropic, our customers, and our partners, our focus remains on working productively with the government to ensure all Americans benefit from safe, reliable AI.” TechCrunch has separately reached out to the White House for comment.
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