DoorDash has announced an AI agent for ordering food through Apple Messages. According to the company, it is meant to recognize a usual order, recommend local businesses, and take into account a group's dietary preferences. The waitlist is open to users in the US.
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At a pilot Yusen Logistics facility in the northwestern United States, three robots move carts of goods. The robots are controlled by Destro's Vision system, while the Mothership system coordinates workers, carts, and trucks.
The company Instinct has launched the Instinct Selections feature with recommendations for shopping, dining, and travel. According to the company, human partners are involved in the selection. Several users criticize unsolicited offers; one described recommendations based on emails and planned trips.
According to the headline, Google has found a way to watermark AI-designed proteins. The excerpt describes the risk that current DNA screening checks fail to detect dangerous proteins designed using AI; it does not state the labeling method or results.
AWS's guide shows an assistant for querying insurance claim documents. It uses Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases and the AgenticRetrieveStream API for retrieval and answers with citations. It works with synthetic records.
AWS's guide demonstrates a music workflow with three agents: one generates audio on a GPU, another edits it, and a third reviews it. They share files on a single instance; according to the company, the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime Instances service supports sessions of up to 14 days.
Google.org will provide MIT's Transit Lab with $2.1 million for the three-year development of the PTIQ platform. It is meant to connect operations tracking, transit management, and passenger communication. Decision-making will remain with the operators' employees.
Google DeepMind has introduced SynthID Bio, a watermarking tool that embeds a verification mark into biological designs generated by AI. It allows DNA synthesis screening providers to verify that a sequence originates from a trusted model. It reduces manual screening and helps flag AI-generated records in…
CoreWeave announced that it is bringing a new generation of NVIDIA infrastructure into production operation of its AI cloud. The announcement was made at the CoreWeave Fully Connected event in San Francisco.
In collaboration with Huawei, Deepseek has released as open source the TileLang programming language and computation libraries for Huawei Ascend chips. The goal is to create an alternative to the CUDA platform for Chinese AI hardware.
The HydraFusion research preview is now available in Visual Studio Code and the GitHub Copilot app. It coordinates multiple models and supports the Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise plans. Company access requires an admin to enable preview features.
The Edits app is getting an AI assistant that uses data from the account on the Instagram platform to explain content performance and suggest further content creation. Use is free up to a certain limit; a Meta One subscription is meant to allow for higher usage.
Cerebras Systems unveiled a new generation of its wafer-scale processor, the CS-4, and signed a multi-year agreement with OpenAI to deploy 750 MW of compute capacity in 2026–2028.
Berlin-based startup Restate, which builds infrastructure for reliable (durable) multi-step workflows, has raised $20M in a Series A round led by Singular. The technology has proven to be key for running AI agents.
The McDonald's chain in the US uses a machine learning system that recommends prices based on transactions, local willingness to pay, and competitors' prices. According to the company, franchisees decide; the algorithm's influence on specific price differences has not been proven.
The analysis shows that 31 U.S. states have laws against election deepfakes, but 28 of them only require a warning label about AI – which says nothing about the truthfulness of the content. Only three states (Maryland, Minnesota, Texas) ban them even with a warning.
Research suggests that the ChatGPT and Gemini tools help practice speaking and writing. However, evidence that they alone are sufficient to achieve fluency is lacking. A review of 51 studies points to errors in feedback as well as excessive reliance on AI.
Heureka Group has deployed artificial intelligence to automate product data – it processes 5 mln. product matches, 4 mln. parameters, and 300 thousand descriptions every month. The company also cut its annual loss by a fifth to CZK 321 mln.
The Czech platform Everbot, which aggregates over 80 AI models, is launching a Polish version and preparing customer support as well as a branch in Katowice. Poland is meant to be the first step of a European expansion, with Slovakia to follow in the autumn.
The company Airbnb has launched AI property search in its app with text and voice queries, dynamic filters, and AI comparison of features. According to CEO Brian Chesky, the main challenge is maintaining the conversion rate, not creating the feature itself.
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According to their management, Ataccama and Sudolabs are fundamentally changing software development in favor of AI agents: Ataccama is shrinking teams and building an internal marketplace of tools for Claude, while Sudolabs has banned code writing and laid off employees unable to adapt.
The Swiss startup Embodied AI has secured an investment round for robots that adaptively learn to work on the production line. The round was led by Faber VC, with participation from the Prague-based fund Look AI Ventures, the American Plug and Play San Francisco, and the Italian Techschop Capital.
OpenAI announced the disruption of a coordinated campaign that, according to the company, sought to obtain models' protected reasoning. It also states that it is strengthening defenses against adversarial distillation.
OpenAI announced a partnership with America's SBDC organization aimed at expanding hands-on training and local support for small businesses in using AI.
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