AI

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.