How Google’s Nano Banana image model is creeping into Chrome and Gemini
Here’s how Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro handle image creation today in Chrome, Gemini, and other Google products.
Here’s how Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro handle image creation today in Chrome, Gemini, and other Google products.
The upgraded Claude model brings stronger software engineering, long‑running agents, and lower prices across Anthropic’s own apps and major clouds.
How shared conversations with friends, coworkers, and ChatGPT work, plus setup steps, features, and privacy controls.
Take control of your data privacy on Claude by adjusting settings to stop your conversations from being used to train future AI models.
Gemini 2.5 Flash Image debuts with rapid multi-image fusion, reliable character consistency, and prompt-based editing—now available across Google AI Studio, Gemini app, and Vertex AI.
The new COPILOT function lets users generate summaries, tags, and tables with natural language prompts, but Microsoft cautions against relying on its AI for anything requiring accuracy or reproducibility.
Elon Musk’s xAI has released Grok 2.5’s model weights to the public, but strict licensing and steep hardware demands spark debate on how “open” this move really is—and what it signals for the future of large language models.
An OpenAI researcher says GPT‑5 Pro produced a novel proof in convex optimization — here’s what that entails, why it’s controversial, and how to judge it.
DeepSeek’s new V3.1 AI model boasts a massive context window, hybrid reasoning, and open-source accessibility, signaling a major shift in global AI competition.
Google’s Gemini now powers text-to-speech in Docs, offering lifelike voices, customizable playback, and audio buttons—streamlining how users absorb and review their content.
Turn off Gemini Apps Activity and manage your data settings to stop Google from using your chats, files, and recordings for AI model training.
New Gemini update brings automatic personalization from past chats and introduces Temporary Chats for privacy-focused conversations, giving users more control over their AI assistant.
Microsoft’s new Copilot 3D tool lets anyone turn standard images into downloadable 3D models—no experience or paid software required.
Google’s Gemini Live now lets Android and iOS users manage schedules, reminders, and notes directly in live conversations, bringing Calendar, Tasks, and Keep into a unified, conversational experience.
With the release of gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, OpenAI delivers powerful, customizable language models for developers, researchers, and organizations to run anywhere—no API or cloud required.
Gemini’s new Guided Learning mode shifts AI from answer generator to step-by-step tutor, offering students a more engaging and effective way to master complex topics.
Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.1 debuts with sharper real-world coding, improved agentic reasoning, and a focus on precise, reliable performance for developers and enterprises.
Google’s Gemini app now generates custom illustrated storybooks and comics—complete with read-aloud narration and support for dozens of languages—by transforming your ideas, images, and memories into shareable, printable AI-powered tales.
Elon Musk’s xAI releases Grok Imagine for iOS and Android, offering rapid AI-generated images and short videos, meme creation, and looser content filters, but faces tough competition from Google Veo and OpenAI Sora.
Learn how to activate and use the Rewrite AI feature in Notepad on Windows 11 to quickly rephrase, shorten, or adjust your text with GPT-powered options.
Gemini’s new Deep Think mode uses parallel thinking and extended reasoning to tackle tougher problems, but access is limited to Google AI Ultra subscribers for now.
Z.ai’s open-source GLM-4.5 delivers advanced reasoning and coding at a fraction of the price, intensifying pressure on US AI giants and reshaping the economics of large language models.
Elon Musk’s xAI pushes Grok into the AI video race with the Aurora-powered Imagine tool, letting users turn text prompts into six-second sound-enabled clips—early access starts in October for paid subscribers.
Anthropic’s latest update introduces weekly usage caps for Claude Code subscribers, aiming to curb 24/7 account abuse—but leaves many users questioning transparency, fairness, and the real value of premium plans.