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Google's new audio model is changing the way we communicate across languages. Gemini 3.5 Live Translate enables simultaneous translation while preserving emotions and voice tone, overcoming the limitations of existing tools.

AgentCAD is a new open-source tool that lets AI agents design real 3D models — including geometry validation, rendering, and export for 3D printing. Free, no registration, runs locally.

Imagine replacing hundreds of researchers testing chemical compounds for years with just one person and a prompt. SES AI has launched its Molecular Universe platform featuring the AI agent StarSeeker, which autonomously discovers new battery materials.

Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5, the first publicly available Mythos-class model. Its ability to detect software bugs is unprecedented, raising questions about the security of the digital world and cryptocurrencies.

Google has unveiled the biggest update to NotebookLM since its launch. The research tool now runs on Gemini 3.5 Flash, has its own cloud computer for running code, and can automatically search for sources on the web. What does this mean for students and businesses in Czechia?

AI tools are no longer just smart text completion. New data from Cursor reveals that programming is evolving into managing autonomous systems — dramatically boosting the performance of top developers while creating a growing gap between them and the rest of the market.

Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5 on Monday — the first generally available model of its most powerful Mythos class. It crushes ChatGPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek in benchmarks, but at the cost of strict safety restrictions. And it'll only be free until June 22.

Companies are excited about autonomous AI agents, but they often overlook the hidden costs. Find out why agentic AI can unexpectedly drain your budget and how to optimize tokens using models like Gemini 3.5 Flash.

British giant Capita is pivoting from traditional outsourcing toward "agentic AI". With a Snowflake partnership and AWS leadership, it's building infrastructure that enables AI not just to respond, but to act independently. What does this mean for businesses and EU regulations?

Anthropic surprised everyone. Just days after warning about the risks of overly powerful AI, it launched Claude Fable 5. What does this mean for safety and what impact does it have on users in Europe?