Google brings computer use to its main AI model Gemini 3.5 Flash

Google has built computer use directly into Gemini 3.5 Flash, its latest AI model. Mateo Quiros writes for The Keyword, Google’s official blog, that the capability was previously only available as a separate standalone model. It is now integrated into the main Flash model, making it accessible to a much broader range of developers and …

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Claude Tag: Anthropic turns Slack into a permanent home for your artificial teammate

Anthropic has launched Claude Tag, a product that places its AI model inside Slack as a permanent, shared team member. Unlike earlier AI integrations, Claude Tag is not a chatbot that answers individual questions. It participates in channels, remembers past conversations, takes on tasks autonomously, and proactively flags information it considers relevant. The product is …

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Your newsletter, your rules: Beehiiv now lets writers block AI crawlers with a single click

Newsletter platform beehiiv has integrated Cloudflare’s AI Crawl Control tool directly into its dashboard, giving writers a straightforward way to decide whether AI crawlers can access their content. Duncan Riley reports for SiliconANGLE that the feature is rolling out to beehiiv’s roughly 135,000 publishers starting today. Until now, blocking AI bots meant editing robots.txt files …

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Samsung deploys ChatGPT and Codex to tens of thousands of employees worldwide

Samsung Electronics is rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to a large portion of its global workforce. OpenAI writes that the agreement covers all Samsung Electronics employees in Korea and all employees in its Device eXperience (DX) division worldwide. The company describes the deployment as one of its largest enterprise launches ever. Samsung plans to …

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From chatbot to ad platform: OpenAI makes its case at Cannes

OpenAI used its debut at the Cannes Lions advertising festival to pitch ChatGPT as a new kind of ad platform, one built around user intent rather than keyword targeting. Peter Adams reports for Marketing Dive. The company told brand marketers and agencies that digital advertising is shifting from an attention economy to what it calls …

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This AI framework lets agents fix their own bugs and boosted performance by up to 60%

Researchers at the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory have developed a framework called Self-Harness that allows AI agents to automatically rewrite the rules governing their own behavior. Ben Dickson reports for VentureBeat that the system delivered performance improvements of between 33 and 60 percent on a standard benchmark. The key concept here is the “harness”: the …

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Google launches an AI incubator for former employees

Google is developing an AI startup incubator aimed specifically at former employees, known as “Xooglers.” Ana-Maria Stanciuc reports for The Next Web, citing Bloomberg, that the initiative would give Google an early foothold in ventures founded by people who already know the company’s tools and models. The incubator would sit alongside two existing programmes. Google …

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ByteDance confirms Seedance 2.5 with longer clips and more creative control

ByteDance has confirmed the name and launch window for its next AI video generation model. Ryan Merket reports for RuntimeWire that Seedance 2.5 is set to arrive in early July, bringing three notable upgrades over its predecessor: native 30-second single-shot video output, a dramatically expanded capacity for reference materials, and improved tools for controlling and …

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Google DeepMind and film studio A24 forge AI research partnership

Google DeepMind and the acclaimed film studio A24 are launching a research partnership designed to put AI tools directly into the hands of filmmakers. The collaboration pairs one of the world’s leading AI labs with a studio known for its creator-first approach. Google reports the initiative in its official blog, while Steven Zeitchik writes for …

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