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Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI are locked in a silent war over AI dominance—fighting for energy, algorithms, and the future of human-machine boundaries.

A zero-click remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability has been uncovered in Claude Desktop Extensions, allowing attackers to compromise systems without user interaction.

A new open-source Travel Hacking Toolkit leverages AI to automate complex points and cash flight comparisons, integrating real-time data from Skiplagged, AwardWallet, and more to empower travelers with smarter booking decisions.

Coveo has unveiled its Hosted MCP Server, a secure AI interoperability layer connecting enterprise data to leading LLMs like ChatGPT Enterprise and Claude—transforming how organizations access internal knowledge.

Global brand success is no longer about translation—it’s about cultural resonance, localized SEO, and platform-specific engagement. Here’s how top brands are mastering multilingual content in 2024.

Clawdbot has rebranded as Moltbot, signaling a major technical evolution in AI. The name change reflects a shift toward open-source architecture and user-driven innovation.

Anthropic's Claude Code workflow has stunned developers worldwide by mimicking human reasoning in code generation, review, and optimization—setting a new standard for AI-assisted programming.

Claude Code, developed by Anthropic, has revolutionized software development by enabling developers to write code using natural language — not just suggestions, but context-aware, production-grade solutions.

Claude Code is now freely accessible via Ollama on local machines, eliminating cloud dependency. Developers worldwide are adopting open-source models for secure, cost-efficient coding.

Anthropic unveils Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6, redefining AI with 1M token context, advanced coding, and long-duration agent capabilities—setting a new industry standard.

Cisco reveals a seismic divide in corporate AI readiness, cuts 7% of its workforce for AI transformation, and warns of unregulated AI agents posing systemic risks to global markets.

Chinese AI firms DeepSeek and Z.ai are setting new global standards with upcoming 2026 model launches, revolutionizing coding and autonomous reasoning. The competition is intensifying.

Zhipu AI has launched GLM-5, a revolutionary AI agent with 200k context, open weights, and China-made chips—outperforming U.S. rivals in coding and autonomous tasks.

As Western AI labs retreat, Chinese open-source models like Qwen have surged to 700M downloads, powering 175,000 unprotected systems globally — reshaping the future of AI governance.

U.S. Senator Ed Markey has launched a formal inquiry into AI companies’ plans to embed ads in ChatGPT, warning of deceptive practices and demanding transparency before rollout.

OpenAI lifted ChatGPT's ban on generating celebrity images, delighting users—but the Scarlett Johansson voice controversy remains unresolved, exposing deeper AI ethics gaps.

OpenAI has revealed that ChatGPT's global outage stemmed from infrastructure strain and GPT-5 development pressure, exposing critical reliability flaws in AI systems. Users faced dangerous misinformation during emergencies.

OpenAI’s 2025 update transforms ChatGPT’s image generation into a dynamic reasoning system, where visuals are no longer outputs but thought processes. Users now co-create with AI that understands context, symbolism, and detail.

Artificial intelligence transformation strategy is gaining momentum as Shanghai’s AI Association partners with KPMG China to help enterprises bridge the critical gap between planning and execution. The collaboration aims to deliver actionable frameworks for scalable AI adoption.

ChatGPT’s image generation capabilities have evolved beyond text—now users can create professional visuals using custom GPTs. This guide reveals the step-by-step process for 2025.

Capgemini sold its U.S. subsidiary linked to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) amid global protests and ethical scrutiny. The move reflects a growing trend among tech firms to sever ties with controversial government agencies.

ByteDance, owner of TikTok, is developing proprietary AI chips in collaboration with Samsung Electronics, targeting at least 100,000 units in 2026 to reduce reliance on NVIDIA and enhance algorithmic efficiency.

ByteDance has unveiled Protenix V1, an open-source model achieving AlphaFold3-level accuracy in predicting protein and nucleic acid structures—marking a breakthrough for accessible AI in structural biology.

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