Anthropic wants Claude to be your financial advisor. Not the kind that moves your money around. The kind that tells you where it went. On Thursday, Anthropic launched Personal Finance,

Claude Can See Your Bank Account Now

Every other browser sends your AI requests to someone else’s server. Opera’s new WebAI standard keeps them on your machine. It’s a small, privacy-first bet in an industry that can’t

Opera Wants Your Browser to Think for Itself. No Cloud Required.

An 816-billion-parameter AI model running on a desktop setup. Meta and Apple collaborated to make it happen. The catch is obvious: the hardware costs more than most cars. On Thursday,

Meta’s Biggest Open-Weight Model Runs on Two Mac Studios

Traditional automation follows a script. An AI agent follows a goal. That one-sentence distinction explains why a $2.49 billion RPA industry is scrambling to rebrand itself as “agentic” while an

AI Agents vs Traditional Automation: What’s the Difference?

Two months after Opus 5. Ten days after Amodei called for slowing down. Anthropic shipped a model that might make its own Fable tier harder to justify. Anthropic released Claude

Opus 5.5 Just Dropped. It Performs Like Fable at 40% Less Cost.

Diogo Almeida helped invent the technology that made ChatGPT possible. Then he spent two years building a model that does the opposite of everything ChatGPT does. It can’t write. It

A ChatGPT Co-Inventor Built an AI That Can’t Talk. Developers Are Losing Their Minds Over It.

Nine billion possibilities. One petabyte of data. And you can search it for free starting today. Google DeepMind launched AlphaGenome Atlas on Tuesday, a platform that predicts the molecular effects

Google Just Mapped What Every Possible DNA Mutation Could Do to a Human Body

Three months after Fable 5 launched, got banned, came back, hacked three companies, and got suspended again, Anthropic is trying something new: a version that costs less and blocks fewer

Anthropic’s Fable 5.1 Is Cheaper, Less Trigger-Happy, and Finally Lets Enterprises Keep Their Data

Calendly knows where your meetings are. It knows who’s in them and when they’re happening. Now it wants to sit in on the call, take notes, and handle the follow-up.

Calendly Just Launched a Meeting Note-Taker. The Market Already Has a Dozen.