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Google has updated its AI clothing try-on feature to work with a single selfie, using its Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model to generate a full-body digital version of the user. The tool now…
Google has introduced a new version of its Gemini Deep Research agent, powered by Gemini 3 Pro, to expand its capabilities for developers and integrate it across major Google products. The…
Awear is a new EEG-powered wearable that tracks brain activity, detects chronic stress, and offers real-time AI coaching to improve mental wellness and resilience.
Waymo will issue a voluntary software recall after NHTSA flagged its robotaxis for unsafe behaviour around school buses, following multiple incidents in Atlanta and Austin.
Aaru raises a Series A with a $1B headline valuation using multi-tier terms. The AI startup simulates human behaviour for enterprise and political research.
Yoodli, the AI communication training startup founded by ex-Google and Apple engineers, triples its valuation to $300M+ with new funding and growing enterprise adoption.
Amazon is reportedly preparing to cut up to 30,000 corporate jobs — its most significant reduction since 2023 — affecting HR, devices and services, operations, and more. The move follows…
Netflix’s $82.7B acquisition of Warner Bros. reshapes Hollywood, expanding its catalogue with HBO, DC, and major franchises while facing antitrust scrutiny.
Netflix’s $82.7B deal to acquire Warner Bros. shakes Hollywood, triggering union backlash, antitrust concerns, and significant questions about the future of streaming and theatres.
Meta has delayed its Phoenix mixed reality glasses from 2026 to early 2027 as it focuses on product quality and sustainability amid significant metaverse budget cuts.
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