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Volkswagen Group will introduce AI agents in selected China-market vehicles, enabling natural voice interaction and more personalized in-car experiences. The rollout forms part of its “Agentic AI for All” roadmap and broader China-focused strategy.
Meta plans to capture employees’ mouse movements and keystrokes using a new internal tool to help train its AI models. The company says the data will be used to improve AI agents that perform everyday computer tasks and that safeguards are in place to protect sensitive content.
Hyundai Motor Group’s Robotics Lab has partnered with South Korean semiconductor firm DeepX to co-develop a next-generation AI computing platform for robotics. The collaboration will focus on ultra-low-power AI chips and a unified physical AI stack to power autonomous, vision-language-enabled robots.
Explore the AI shopping assistant landscape in 2026. This guide covers technical architecture, business models, integration APIs, and key risks for builders.
A private online group has reportedly gained unauthorized access to Anthropic’s cybersecurity tool Mythos through a third-party vendor environment. Anthropic says it is investigating the claim and has found no evidence that its systems have been impacted.
Google is bringing Gemini-powered “auto browse” capabilities to Chrome for enterprise users, enabling automation of tasks like research, data entry, and scheduling. The company is also expanding security features to help IT teams manage AI usage and detect unsanctioned tools.
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Scientists have confirmed the existence of a 61-foot ancient octopus that may have dwarfed today’s giant squid. This week’s Science Sunday also highlights a breakthrough gene therapy for deafness, new organic compounds found on Mars, and the first-ever recorded ‘Earthset’ from the Moon.
John Ternus, Apple’s incoming CEO, is a longtime hardware executive whose appointment signals a renewed focus on devices. As Apple navigates AI competition, tariffs, and supply chain shifts, its next chapter may center on AI-powered hardware across phones, wearables, and the home.