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Gemini Flash models can now decide what to watch in a video instead of ingesting every frame. Google claims up to 88% fewer tokens and 66% lower cost on long recordings; the fine print, the setup, and the consumer rollout.
Google Pics puts object-level AI image editing inside Docs and Slides for eligible Workspace and AI Pro/Ultra plans. What it does, why so many users can’t get in yet, and how it compares to Gemini, Nano Banana, and Canva.
Anthropic’s Fable 5.1 is an endurance upgrade: big gains on long-running agentic tasks, unchanged token prices but far cheaper cache reads, a restricted Mythos 5.1 for vetted defenders and scientists, and safeguards that flag benign requests far less often.
OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra on September 3, 2026. Here is the complete guide to its price, API pricing, 1.05M-token context window, benchmarks, features, rollout, computer use, and Critical cybersecurity rating.
OpenClaw 2.0 rebuilds the free, open-source personal AI agent: simple installation, a conversation-first app, shared multiplayer sessions — plus a security posture that still depends on the user flipping the switches.
Architect Labs says its AI designed, verified, and deployed the Redwood chip in under two weeks. The claim was oversold — no silicon exists yet — but a verified, first-pass-correct design running real models is still a first.
MHS is Anthropic’s specification for connecting AI agents to physical equipment. Pilots ran a drug-discovery assay, unified a seven-program microscope stack, and pushed laser recovery from 58 to 99.3 percent success.
Salesforce put its CRM inside Claude: pipeline reviews, meeting prep, and record updates by conversation. What shipped, the economics, the security model, and the debate about what Salesforce is now.
Anthropic opened Claude Academy at academy.claude.com: 31 free courses across four tracks, completion badges, and the 4D AI-fluency framework the company uses to train its own staff.
Grok Bot hands work off across apps, files and websites instead of answering questions. What it costs and which plans qualify, the access boundary most write-ups miss (every Bot on an account shares one computer), how to run a first bounded task, and the orchestrator pattern behind the 10 to 20 agent setups.