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Stanford HAI’s homepage now foregrounds three signals at once: a new method for agent personality control called PsychAdapter, a policy brief on real‑time monitoring of radiology AI, and Erik Brynjolfsson’s New York Times argument that “A.I. Doesn’t Have To Mean Layoffs” (Stanford HAI; New York Times). Read together, they sketch a pragmatic thesis—raise output through […]
The News Literacy Project offers a one-stop hub of free classroom materials on artificial intelligence, from an “AI or not?” lesson plan to a “6 Things to Know About AI” infographic, built to help teachers handle the generative ai latest in real time. The resources are designed for social studies, English, media, and advisory periods, […]
At Google I/O 2026, Google labeled its next phase the “agentic Gemini era,” a public marker that the agentic Gemini app is meant to move from reactive chat to proactive work. Google’s AI blog describes an app that can take initiative on tasks, stay available around the clock, and even help digitize paper notes—an explicit […]
On June 19, 2026, TechCrunch reported that Snap has spun off its AI video team into a new company, Dotmo, citing cost pressures as the driver. The move plants a flag: building and serving generative video inside a consumer app P&L is getting too expensive. The Snap Dotmo spinoff is less about product ambition than […]
On June 16, 2026, Justice Department lawyers asked a federal judge to toss the NAACP’s Clean Air Act lawsuit against Elon Musk’s xAI — arguing the case threatens a data center the U.S. says helps the military wage war. For a generative ai update, this one lands squarely at the intersection of national security, data-center […]
What happens when a Davos week built on AI panels and optimism gets blindsided by a Greenland tariff threat? Global stocks sold off after Donald Trump said he wants Greenland because “your Country decided not to give me the Nobel,” a jarring headline that instantly seeped into conversations among ai startups & companies trading pitch […]
NeurIPS site hosts 2025 tutorial slide deck listing Google in PDF metadata A tutorial slide deck titled “Tutorial_NeurIPS_2025” has surfaced in the NeurIPS media directory. Notably, “Google” appears in the PDF’s Creator field. Additionally, the file is publicly accessible at neurips.cc/media/neurips-2025/Slides/128795.pdf. The file sits under a “neurips-2025/Slides” path on neurips.cc, a location typically used for […]
Apple’s EU rollout of iOS EU sideloading is now in effect, bringing alternative app marketplaces, new payment options, and browser engine changes to iPhone users in the bloc. The shift follows the EU’s Digital Markets Act, which requires gatekeepers to open up core platforms. What changed under the DMA for iPhone Apple introduced new pathways […]
Apple’s newest iPhone software sparked an iOS update backlash this week, with posts across social apps faulting design and tool changes. A Wired column captured the mood, spotlighting complaints about the Photos editor and a denser visual style. Wired’s piece, published by Sloane Crosley, describes a swirl of online frustration that ranges from subtle gripes […]
