The Browser Company launches Dia, an AI-focused web browser

The Browser Company has released Dia, a new web browser that places artificial intelligence at its core. The beta version launched Wednesday for existing users of the company’s previous browser, Arc, while others must join a waitlist. Dia features a ChatGPT-like chatbot accessible through a sidebar and the URL bar. The AI assistant can analyze …

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Lemony launches plug-and-play AI device for secure on-premise computing

Lemony has launched an on-premise AI device that allows organizations to run generative AI workflows without cloud dependence. The company secured $2 million in seed funding led by True Ventures, according to GamesBeat’s Dean Takahashi. The stackable device supports up to five users and comes preloaded with 16 open-source AI models, including IBM’s Granite family …

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Google’s AI tools slash news website traffic by more than half

News publishers are experiencing dramatic traffic declines as Google’s artificial intelligence features replace traditional search results. Major outlets report losing more than half their search-driven visitors over the past three years. Isabella Simonetti and Katherine Blunt report in The Wall Street Journal that Google’s AI Overviews and new AI Mode are fundamentally changing how users …

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Apple explains why Siri’s advanced features remain delayed

Apple has provided detailed explanations for why promised Siri enhancements have not yet launched, more than a year after their initial announcement. The company’s software engineering chief Craig Federighi revealed the technical challenges behind the delay in a recent interview. At WWDC 2024, Apple demonstrated advanced Siri capabilities including personalized context awareness, on-screen recognition, and …

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OpenAI launches o3-pro, its most advanced reasoning model yet

OpenAI has released o3-pro, a new artificial intelligence model that the company claims is its most capable yet. The model is available for ChatGPT Pro and Team users, with Enterprise and Education users gaining access next week. o3-pro is an enhanced version of OpenAI’s o3 reasoning model. Unlike conventional AI models that generate immediate responses, …

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Mistral launches first reasoning AI models and European cloud infrastructure

French AI company Mistral has released its first reasoning models and announced plans to build European cloud infrastructure, positioning itself as an alternative to American tech giants. The company unveiled two AI models called Magistral alongside a new data center project near Paris. Magistral Small, with 24 billion parameters, is available as open-source software under …

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Apple opens its AI system to third-party developers

Apple has announced that developers can now access its on-device artificial intelligence system, Apple Intelligence, to build AI features into their own apps. The company made this announcement at its Worldwide Developer Conference, marking a shift in how Apple shares its AI capabilities. The new Foundation Models framework allows developers to integrate Apple’s AI model …

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OpenAI appeals court order requiring indefinite retention of ChatGPT conversations

OpenAI is challenging a federal court order that requires the company to preserve all ChatGPT user data indefinitely, including conversations users have deleted. The order stems from an ongoing copyright lawsuit filed by The New York Times against OpenAI and Microsoft. U.S. Magistrate Judge Ona Wang issued the preservation order on May 13, 2025, after …

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Google Gemini introduces scheduled tasks

Google has launched “scheduled actions” for its Gemini AI assistant, allowing subscribers to automate routine tasks and receive personalized updates at specific times. Users can now ask Gemini to perform recurring tasks, such as providing daily calendar summaries or generating weekly blog post ideas. The AI assistant can also handle one-time scheduled requests, like summarizing …

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Opinion: AI will create more jobs than it destroys

Predictions that artificial intelligence will eliminate 20 to 50 percent of jobs lack evidence and contradict historical patterns, writes Rand Fishkin from SparkToro. The entrepreneur examined hundreds of studies spanning centuries of technological change and found no support for mass job displacement claims. Fishkin’s research reveals that previous technologies created more employment opportunities than they …

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