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Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of Manus signals a major shift toward AI agents that can autonomously handle real work, not just generate responses.

Apple has unveiled an AI tool that can convert images from 2D to 3D in under one second.

ChatGPT now has an app store, so you can call up apps like Apple Music and Canva right from the prompt box.

Unitree has launched the first known robot app store, which provides canned actions that you can upload or download and add to your robot.

Google just launched Gemini 3 Flash and promises it will revolutionize AI search.

LG has added Microsoft Copilot to its customers' TVs –and they can't delete it

Nvidia's CEO has again warned about China's swift progress and potential to move ahead in the AI race.

OpenAI quietly disables ad-like app suggestions in ChatGPT after backlash over unclear promotion.

Locai Labs has launched the UK’s first homegrown AI assistant, claiming it outperforms GPT-5 and other global rivals in conversation, reasoning, and user preference.

A weeklong AI poker tournament revealed just how strategic and flawed AI models can be when playing under pressure.

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With Ballie now past its planned 2025 debut, Samsung tells TechRadar it is “continuing to refine and perfect the technology” before release.

Logitech’s CEO has called AI gadgets “solutions looking for a problem,” and judging by the online backlash, most people think even that’s putting it politely.

Major tech firms are racing to deploy AI infrastructure in orbit, aiming to solve Earth’s digital bottlenecks and reshape how global systems connect, compute, and respond.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang successfully lobbied Trump and lawmakers against a proposed AI chip export rule and issued a warning about fragmented state regulation of AI.