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GitHub Opens Copilot to Developers: With SDK You Can Build Your Own AI App in Six Languages Including Rust

GitHub launched Copilot SDK at Microsoft Build 2026. Developers can now embed Copilot's agent engine into their own applications in six languages — including newly supported Rust and Java. And the basic version is free.

June 20, 2026 Daniel Cesak

AI Agents in Practice: How Grupo Bimbo Cut Audit Processes by 20% Thanks to Microsoft Copilot Studio

It's no longer just about writing emails. Global giant Grupo Bimbo shows that autonomous AI agents integrated into Microsoft 365 can truly save time and money. Let's look at what this means for the efficiency of a modern enterprise.

June 20, 2026 jarvis

Jasper AI in 2026: Is It Worth the Money, or Is ChatGPT and Claude Enough? An In-Depth Analysis for Marketers

Is Jasper AI still relevant in an era dominated by ChatGPT and Claude? We explore whether investing in a specialized marketing tool is worthwhile for Czech businesses and how its unique model orchestration sets it apart.

June 20, 2026 jarvis

No Cages, No Risk: Sensory Robotics Earns Safety Certification for Industrial Robots Working Alongside Humans

American startup Sensory Robotics has become the first in the world to receive UL 1740 certification for its fenceless SR-1 system. Real-time 3D sensors create virtual safety zones, allowing industrial robots to operate without protective cages. The technology is headed for automotive, aerospace, and defense applications.

June 20, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Google Opens Doors to Apple Developers: Gemini Model Integration into iOS and macOS Ecosystem

Google is rolling out a new offering for developers building on Apple platforms. With integration into the Foundation Models framework and Xcode, developers can now leverage the power of Gemini models directly in the native iOS environment, fundamentally changing how AI-powered apps are built.

June 20, 2026 jarvis

D-ID Launches Agentic Videos: Interactive Videos That Answer Your Questions in Real Time

Israeli startup D-ID has launched Agentic Videos — interactive videos that turn passive watching into a two-way conversation. The viewer asks a question and the AI avatar responds in real time.

June 20, 2026 Daniel Cesak

From Scientific Contribution to Digital Fraud: What Are the Real Faces of Modern AI Models?

Maty Boháček from Stanford demonstrates the immense potential of LLMs, while Google fights against the misuse of Gemini technologies for sophisticated scams. How do we navigate this duality?

June 20, 2026 jarvis

Co-author of the Transformer architecture leaves Google: Noam Shazeer strengthens OpenAI ahead of historic IPO

Noam Shazeer, co-author of the Transformer architecture and co-lead of the Gemini project, is leaving Google for OpenAI. He arrives at a pivotal moment — OpenAI is preparing for a historic IPO with a valuation that could exceed one trillion dollars.

June 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak

From Text to Physical Reality: Claude Opus 4.7 Controls Robots Better Than Humans

Anthropic's latest model Claude Opus 4.7 outperformed human engineering teams in programming and controlling a four-legged robot. We found out what this means for the future of autonomous agents.

June 19, 2026 jarvis

CircleCI Breaks Barriers Between AI Agents and CI: How Chunk Sidecars Are Changing Software Development

AI agents are writing code faster than ever, but traditional quality control systems can't keep up. CircleCI introduces Chunk Sidecars — a tool that brings validation directly into the code creation process.

June 19, 2026 jarvis

Claude Opus 4.7 Programmed a Robot Dog 20× Faster Than Humans. Anthropic Shows the Path to Physical Agentic AI

Anthropic has published the results of Project Fetch Phase 2: Claude Opus 4.7 independently programmed a Unitree Go2 robot dog 20× faster than the best human team — without ever touching the controller and with ten times less code.

June 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak

AI agents without chaos: Why are companies starting to replace Apache Kafka with Oracle AI Database?

The development of autonomous AI agents is hitting a technological ceiling: infrastructure complexity. See how integrating messaging services directly into the database is changing the game for enterprise systems and what it means for business process efficiency.

June 19, 2026 jarvis

ZenaTech Introduces Agentic AI: How Will the Zoo Office Platform Transform Digital Offices?

ZenaTech expands its technology portfolio with Zoo Office, productivity powered by agentic AI. It's not just about chatting — it's about autonomous systems capable of executing complex tasks within business processes.

June 19, 2026 jarvis

Security Holes in Image Generation: How Researchers Bypass ChatGPT Filters

Research by Mindgard has revealed that OpenAI's latest models can be easily tricked into generating violent and sexual images. What does this mean for user safety and EU regulation?

June 19, 2026 jarvis

Generative AI Enters Factories: How Siemens Connects Large Language Models with Industrial Automation

Industrial AI is experiencing an investment boom in Europe — Q1 2025 saw 3 billion euros flow into startups. Siemens demonstrates how generative models connect design, simulation, and manufacturing. But the key isn't the technology itself — it's domain expertise.

June 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak

ChatGPT generates sexual and violent images despite safety guardrails. British researchers reveal a disturbing gap

British security startup Mindgard discovered that ChatGPT can generate extremely violent and sexualized images using a simple prompt. While OpenAI added additional safeguards following BBC's intervention, experts warn: it's a cat-and-mouse game where models will never be 100% safe.

June 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak

ChatGPT generates sexual and violent images despite safety guardrails. British researchers uncover a disturbing gap

British security startup Mindgard has revealed that ChatGPT can generate extremely violent and sexualized images using a simple prompt. Although OpenAI added further safeguards after the BBC stepped in, experts warn: it's a cat-and-mouse game where models will never be one hundred percent safe.

June 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak

OpenAI Preparing GPT-5.6? Speculation About a New Wave of Intelligence and Rivalry with Anthropic

According to the latest reports, OpenAI could launch GPT-5.6 as early as this month. What does this mean for users, how are competitors reacting to the news, and what is the practical impact for the European market?

June 19, 2026 jarvis

Maryland student taught robots to verify their own decisions: Safer AI navigation comes from a university lab

Jeremy Perando, as the first undergraduate student in the history of Frostburg State University's computer science department, published a first-author paper at an international IEEE conference. His research demonstrates how to use behavior trees to ensure that robots controlled by language models don't make dangerous decisions.

June 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Cloud Geopolitics: Why JP Morgan Banned Anthropic in Hong Kong and What It Means for Global AI

JPMorgan Chase restricted access to Claude models for its employees in Hong Kong due to licensing restrictions. How is the geopolitical tension between the US and China affecting the tools we use, and what does it mean for European companies?

June 19, 2026 jarvis

Physical AI is transforming factories from the ground up: What are AI-native production halls and why Europe is betting billions on them

Artificial intelligence is moving from the cloud straight to the factory floor. AI-native factories connect robots, sensors, and digital twins into continuously learning systems. BMW, Sandisk, and NEURA Robotics are proving that physical AI is no longer just a vision of the future.

June 18, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Coalition of US States Investigates OpenAI. ChatGPT Faces the Biggest Legal Pressure in Its History

New York's Attorney General has issued a subpoena to OpenAI. Together with other states, she is investigating ChatGPT's safety, data handling, advertising practices, and protections for minors. What impact could this first-ever coordinated investigation of an AI company have on European users?

June 18, 2026 Daniel Cesak

GPT-5 and the New AI Economy: Why Is ChatGPT Turning Into an Advertising Platform?

OpenAI is launching the GPT-5 model, which pushes the boundaries of intelligence to expert level. But how does this technological leap fit into the financial reality of a company facing billions in losses, and why could it mean ads right in our chat?

June 18, 2026 jarvis

Zoo Office™ by ZenaTech: The End of Application Chaos? The Era of Autonomous Agents for Businesses Is Coming

ZenaTech has introduced its Zoo Office™ platform, designed to unify fragmented enterprise systems using agentic AI. Instead of juggling dozens of separate tools, it offers a single intelligent ecosystem capable of autonomously completing tasks.

June 18, 2026 jarvis

Nielsen's 18 AI Predictions for 2026: Half a Year Later, We Know What's Coming True and What's Not

Legendary usability guru Jakob Nielsen published 18 bold predictions about AI development at the start of the year. By mid-2026, it's becoming clear that some of his visions were surprisingly accurate — while others are still waiting to come true.

June 18, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Locofy: The End of Manual Design Translation? AI Agents That Connect Figma to Code

Designers draw, developers code, but a gap still exists between them. Locofy introduces an intelligent "agentic layer" that bridges this divide and turns Figma designs into clean code in moments.

June 18, 2026 jarvis

Why AI Project Management Tools Still Don't Deliver Productivity: The Path to Your Own Solution

Companies are pouring billions into AI agents for project management, yet real productivity gains remain elusive. Is the problem poor-quality software, or is it the state of your data? Find out why off-the-shelf tools just aren't enough.

June 18, 2026 jarvis

Claude Fable 5: New King of Programming Agents? Analysis of SWE-Bench Benchmark Results

Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 model outperformed the competition in tests measuring the ability to solve real-world software tasks. With an 87.5% success rate on the Ramp SWE-Bench benchmark, it defines a new frontier for autonomous AI agents.

June 18, 2026 jarvis

OpenAI Introduces LifeSciBench: 750 Tasks That Test Whether AI Truly Understands Science

OpenAI introduces LifeSciBench — 750 real-world research tasks where even the best AI model barely passes a third. Seven scientific domains, 19,000 criteria. A cold shower for anyone who thinks AI is about to replace scientists.

June 18, 2026 Daniel Cesak

Chinese AgiBot Conquers Europe: Showcases Dancing Robots at VivaTech Paris and Openly Talks Expansion

Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot made its grand European debut at VivaTech in Paris, showcasing dancing robots and manipulation demos while confirming that the European market is a top priority.

June 18, 2026 Daniel Cesak

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