
OpenAI Launches GPT-Live-1 to Make ChatGPT Voice Conversations More Human
Key Highlights OpenAI has unveiled GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini, two new conversational AI models designed to make ChatGPT voice interactions feel faster, smoother, and more

Key Highlights OpenAI has unveiled GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini, two new conversational AI models designed to make ChatGPT voice interactions feel faster, smoother, and more

Key Highlights SpaceXAI has officially introduced Grok 4.5, its newest large language model. It is designed for coding, research, writing, app development, and everyday knowledge

Key Highlights iRobot has introduced a refreshed Roomba lineup as it looks to strengthen its position in the smart cleaning market. The company has unveiled

Key Highlights X is giving creators new reasons to produce videos directly on the platform. The social media company has introduced a built-in video editor

Key Highlights Claude Cowork is no longer limited to the desktop. Anthropic has officially expanded its AI work assistant to web and mobile, allowing Max

Key Highlights Meta’s new Muse Image has sparked fresh privacy discussions because it allows AI to generate images using content from public Instagram accounts. While

Key Highlights Meta Muse Image is now rolling out globally as the company’s newest generative AI model, bringing advanced image generation directly into Meta AI.

Key Highlights Info Edge has completed another major step in its education and skilling strategy by approving the acquisition of the remaining stake in Coding

Key Highlights Apple is making Siri sound more natural with the latest iOS 27 developer beta. In iOS 27 Beta 3, the company has activated

News in Short Info Edge-owned Naukri has expanded its artificial intelligence strategy with the launch of three new AI-powered recruitment products—AI-Rex, Talent Pulse, and PremiumX.

News in Short Alibaba has reportedly instructed its employees to stop using Anthropic’s AI coding assistant, Claude Code, at work. Instead, the Chinese technology giant

News in Short Google Maps could soon do more than help you find restaurants—it may also place food orders for you. A new report suggests
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