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New assistant AIs like Google's Spark speed scheduling, email drafts, and lookups for assistants and support teams. Read which tasks are automatable and what managers should change.
Guide to prototype a minimal Android agent gadget: wake on camera or biometric unlock, on-device auth, and route queries to local or cloud LLMs — informed by Microsoft's Project Solara.
Proton announced Proton Pass for AI agents, a privacy-first password manager for unattended agent credentials. Do a short secrets inventory and run a 1–2 week pilot.
Spotify Studio's AI agent generates daily, personalized podcast briefings from your Spotify listening history and connected apps. Chat with episodes and save them to your library.
Google's Gemini Intelligence surfaces assistant-driven prompts across Android — from autofill to Chrome and in-app UIs. Learn what teams must change, opt-in, and measure.
Google will replace in‑car Google Assistant with Gemini via OTA, offering multi‑turn conversations and access to vehicle settings—read how teams should prepare and test.
An AWS Strands Agents design moved extraction, summarization and caching out of prompts into deterministic tools, cutting measured LLM token use by ~96% and lowering costs, privacy risk.
GM will deploy Google's Gemini via over-the-air updates to about 4 million MY2022+ Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick and GMC vehicles. Find the likely impacts on voice and infotainment.
Meta's MCI logs employees' clicks, mouse moves, keystrokes and screenshots to teach AI 'interface reflexes'. Which routine tasks face automation risk, and what can workers and managers do?
A viral 'Colleague Skill' demo prompted Chinese tech workers to say managers asked them to export chats and write manuals so AI agents can do routine tasks, sparking debate about consent.
Gemini’s Personal Intelligence can use a connected Google Photos library with Nano Banana 2 to generate images that reflect your photos, improving relevance but raising privacy and UX risks.
Learn how to build a group-chat AI that 'reads the room' and stores facts only for users who witnessed them. Includes design, prototype steps, and privacy trade-offs.