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Gemini Spark can now clean up your Mac while you’re away
Google has expanded Gemini Spark to the macOS app, adding computer-use capabilities that let the AI agent complete tasks on a Mac without user involvement. The expansion follows Google’s broader rollout of Spark across web, Android, and iOS for AI Ultra subscribers in the United States. The agent first launched in May as an always-on…
ChatGPT is getting a major redesign that moves away from chat
OpenAI is preparing a significant overhaul of ChatGPT that shifts the platform’s emphasis away from conversational AI and towards agentic tools and coding capabilities, according to a report from the Financial Times. The redesign, which the Financial Times reports could arrive within weeks, reflects a growing internal conviction at OpenAI that the chatbot format has…
Nvidia’s RTX Spark wants to turn your Windows laptop into an AI agent powerhouse
Nvidia’s RTX Spark marks one of the most aggressive pushes yet toward turning the PC into an agentic AI system by redesigning both hardware expectations and how Windows is meant to be used. At the centre of the platform is the RTX Spark Superchip, a Windows-on-Arm design announced at Computex 2026 that combines up to…
WWDC 2026 is shaping up to be all about on-device AI
Apple’s big yearly software event looks set to focus a lot on on-device AI, with reports suggesting the company’s in-house chip architecture will give it a key advantage over rivals. WWDC 2026 kicks off on 9 June, with iOS 27 for iPhone and software updates for iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro all…
Meta’s using AI bone structure analysis to keep kids off its apps
Meta is stepping up its efforts to keep under-13s off Facebook and Instagram. It’s now turning to AI-powered visual analysis, including cues like bone structure and height, to do it. The company says it’s combining this with existing detection methods, such as scanning profiles, captions and interactions for hints about a user’s age. That includes things…
OpenAI could launch its AI phone sooner than expected
OpenAI’s rumoured smartphone might be arriving earlier than anyone expected. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the company is now aiming to mass-produce its first “AI agent phone” in the first half of 2027. This is a significant shift from earlier timelines, with earlier estimates pointing closer to 2028. The accelerated push suggests OpenAI is getting more serious…
Google Translate now uses Gemini to improve your pronunciation
Google is adding another AI-powered trick to Translate — this time focused on how you sound, not just what you say. A new Pronunciation feature, powered by Gemini, is rolling out to help users practise speaking foreign languages more naturally. In addition, you’ll also receive real-time feedback on delivery. The update slots neatly into Translate’s existing Practice mode, which launched…
Gmail’s new AI Inbox is here, but you’ll need to pay a lot to acesss it
Google has launched Gmail’s AI Inbox in beta for Google AI Ultra subscribers in the United States, replacing the traditional unread message count with an AI-driven system. The feature sits as a separate label in Gmail’s sidebar and divides unread emails into two sections, To-dos and Topics, with To-dos surfacing time-sensitive items, including messages from…
Claude Code leak exposes how Anthropic’s AI really works
Anthropic has accidentally revealed a huge chunk of how its AI coding tool actually works. A debug file bundled into version 2.1.88 of its Claude Code package briefly exposed a 500,000+ line codebase (via VentureBeat). This gave developers an unusually detailed look at the system behind one of the fastest-growing AI tools right now. The file…
You can now get an AI translator for your pet – yes, really
A new gadget called Pettichat claims it can translate what your pet is trying to say — in real time. The AI-powered wearable has launched on Kickstarter and promises to turn barks and meows into human language in under a second. Designed for cats and dogs, Pettichat clips onto a pet’s collar and automatically detects…