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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.
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.
NeoCognition, founded by Ohio State professor Yu Su, has raised $40 million in seed funding to develop self-learning AI agents. The startup aims to build agents that can specialize in any domain, improving reliability and consistency for enterprise use.
AI music startup GRAI says most people don’t want to generate songs from scratch with AI — they want to remix and share music with friends. Backed by $9 million in seed funding, the company is building social apps that let fans interact with tracks while giving artists control over how their music is used.
Explore our 2026 list of the best AI startups to invest in. Get in-depth analysis on Anthropic, Perplexity, Figure AI, and more promising ventures.
Noscroll is a new startup offering an AI-powered bot that browses social feeds and news sites on your behalf and texts you when something important happens. Founded by former OpenSea CTO Nadav Hollander, the service aims to reduce doomscrolling while keeping users informed.
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.
SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 stands out with four tightly defined technology domains—AI, robotics, resilience, and entertainment—each backed by live demonstrations and global industry leaders. The event combines infrastructure-level discussions with hands-on exhibits, positioning Tokyo at the center of key tech conversations in 2026.