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Anthropic just supercharged Claude for the legal world — 20+ MCP connectors now bridge AI with Docusign, iManage, and Thomson Reuters, while 12 specialized plugins cover everything from corporate law to litigation.

Czech AI Factory has officially launched in Ostrava. The Czech Republic is gaining its own supercomputing capacity and AI services for nearly a billion Czech crowns. What specific projects are already running, and what does this mean for Czech companies?

Anthropic has introduced Agent View — a new feature in Claude Code that lets developers manage multiple parallel AI agents from a single clean CLI interface. Say goodbye to chaos across terminal windows and tmux panes.

Segway Navimow has introduced Animal Friendly Mode — a technology that uses LiDAR, ToF sensors, and generative AI to recognize hedgehogs and other animals and swerve away in time. Why could this soon become the standard across all of Europe?

Nokia has unveiled agentic artificial intelligence for managing residential and broadband networks. This technological shift is changing how providers handle outages and promises more stable connectivity for end users.

OpenAI launches Daybreak — a platform combining GPT-5.5-Cyber and Codex Security to hunt software vulnerabilities. It's a direct counter to Anthropic's Claude Mythos and a major leap in AI-powered cyber defense.

U.S. company Hyperscale Data, through its subsidiary Omnipresent Robotics, has signed a deal to purchase up to 143 intelligent robots from Chinese manufacturer AgiBot. A 100,000-square-foot center for data collection, teleoperation, and embodied AI training is being built in Michigan.

Trimble has connected SketchUp with Anthropic's AI Claude. Users can now generate 3D models from text and images directly in the cloud — the first 30 models are free. How does the new integration work and what does it mean for Czech designers?

Chinese startup AgiBot is putting humanoid robots up for rent across 14 countries via its Sharebot platform. Rather than buying costly machines, businesses can now lease physical AI on demand. What could this mean for Czech companies?

Imagine if you could peer inside the mind of artificial intelligence and read what it really thinks, even before it says a word. Anthropic has unveiled Natural Language Autoencoders (NLA), a method that translates the inner workings of the Claude model into readable text. It turns out Claude often suspects it is undergoing a safety test—but chooses not to admit it. The new tool could reshape how we test AI safety, and perhaps even how upcoming European legislation will scrutinize the technology.