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Anthropic Launches Claude Gov for U.S. National Security
Anthropic has launched a specialized set of AI models designed for U.S. national security customers. The new models, called Claude Gov, are based on feedback from government agencies. They aim to meet operational needs in areas such as intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, and strategic planning. In a recent blog post, the company stated that these models…
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Using AI To Create Smart, Safe, and Fun Experiences
Artificial intelligence is all the rage in 2025. Every new tech coming into the market seems to have some form of AI built into its functionality. Health trackers, financial products, website builders, and streaming apps all feature AI. It’s everywhere! The technology is moving at a faster pace than ever, with generative AI making waves…
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AI-Driven Resume Crafting: How Technology Enhances Job Applications
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept whispered about in lab corridors—it is already seated beside you at the kitchen table while you tweak your résumé for tomorrow’s interview. For decades, job seekers have relied on their own editing skills, well-meaning friends, or expensive career coaches to polish their applications. Today, algorithms trained on…
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The Washington Post Wants Amateur Writers who Use AI
The Washington Post plans to let everyday readers submit opinion columns. To support this, the paper will use an AI tool called Ember. The tool, which will guide non-professional writers through the writing process, is part of a large project known internally as Ripple. What Is Ember? Ember is an AI writing coach. According to…
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Claude Gets a Blog
Anthropic has launched a new blog where the company’s AI model, Claude, writes most of its content. The blog, titled Claude Explains, quietly went live last week and now appears as a new section on Anthropic’s website. The content focuses on topics like simplifying codebases, analyzing data, and using Claude in real-world situations. Human Editors…
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Amazon Is Making a Movie About the Wild Week OpenAI Fired and Rehired Sam Altman
Get ready, because one of the biggest rollercoaster moments in the tech world is heading to the big screen. Amazon MGM Studios is reportedly working on a film that dives into the jaw-dropping five days when OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, was suddenly fired, and then brought back just as quickly. The movie is called “Artificial”…
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The Evolution of AI Detectors: Safeguarding Content Authenticity
Scroll through any social feed and you’ll see an endless river of words vying for your attention. Some posts are heartfelt notes from real people, others are polished marketing pitches, and a growing slice is generated by language models working quietly behind the scenes. As the lines blur, trust becomes the rarest currency online. How…
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SwifDoo AI-powered PDF for Windows
The use of PDF files is almost essential for everyone. Since a lot of information circulating on the web is in this popular format, we can find books, tutorials, manuals, presentations, among others. In Windows, we have different PDF editors, each with its own features. So today we will talk about a great AI-powered PDF…
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Did DeepSeek Train Its AI on Gemini? What We Know So Far
The AI world is buzzing again. This time over a new claim that Chinese lab DeepSeek may have used Google’s Gemini outputs to train its latest model. While there’s no hard proof yet, several experts believe the signs are too loud to ignore. Let’s unpack the story in plain English. What’s DeepSeek and What Did…
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Fi’s Smarter AI Collar Tracks Your Dog’s Health Remotely
Fi, a company that specializes in pet technology, has released its latest product: the Fi Series 3 Plus. This AI-powered smart collar provides detailed health tracking services and real-time location updates. Also, it connects directly to the Apple Watch, making it easy to monitor your dog remotely. The new collar builds on Fi’s previous models…
