Everyday AI · Page 3
the assistants, apps and tricks changing how ordinary people work, learn and live
AI is already changing cricket. A robot bowling the perfect doosra is still a long way off
From scouting reports to pitch analysis, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping the sport. But it is helping humans do their jobs better, not replacing them.
Claude Can Now Write Your Docs and Build Your Slides Without Leaving the Chat
Anthropic is adding document and presentation tools directly inside Claude chats, letting users create, share, and edit files without switching to another app.
Anthropic Puts Claude's Chat, Cowork and Artifacts Into One Window
Claude users no longer need to choose between tabs. One window now handles chat, collaborative work and design, with new presentation and document features on the way.
Google Is Letting AI Agents Like Claude Control Your Smart Home
A new Google integration gives third-party AI tools access to your lights, locks, cameras and appliance data. It's genuinely useful. It also raises real questions about who's really in charge of your home.
An AI Studio Made a 2.5-Hour Odyssey Film. It Is Spectacularly Bad.
Fountain 0's 'Odysseus: The Fall' bills itself as the first fully AI-generated Hollywood-level blockbuster. A sword turns into a dagger mid-scene. An alien carcass appears on a spit. The cyclops changes height between shots.
Snap's New AI Assistant Wants to Plan Your Day Before You Ask
Specs Intelligence connects to your Gmail and Slack calendar, then surfaces reminders and nudges without waiting for you to type a thing.
Meta Is Building Smart Glasses Without a Camera
After complaints that its Ray-Ban glasses enable secret recording, Meta is reportedly developing a no-camera version that still connects to its AI assistant.
Slack's New 'Surfaces' Feature Builds Dashboards and Reports Inside Your Chat
You describe what you need, and Slackbot assembles a live, interactive dashboard or report without you ever leaving the app.
How Google's AI Search Wants to Coach Your Next Marathon
Google is pitching AI Mode as a race-day assistant, from training plans to playlists to gear shopping. Here is what it actually does.
Someone Rebuilt the World's Most Popular AI Image Tool Inside a Single Browser Canvas
Hugging Face's Workflow1111 squeezes eleven image and video pipelines into one draggable graph, and you can run the whole thing without owning a GPU.
Apple's Siri AI: Every New Thing It Can Do in iOS 27
Apple's long-struggling voice assistant gets a new name, a new app, and a serious upgrade. Here is what changes for iPhone owners, and which phones actually get the full package.
Do driverless cars make us dumber drivers? One columnist thinks yes, and he has a point
A Guardian opinion piece argues that every automation added to the car, from automatic gearboxes to sat-nav to self-driving, quietly chips away at a human skill we never get back.
Suno v6 Is the First AI Music Model Built With Record Label Blessing, Here Is What Has Actually Changed
Three new models, smarter genre knowledge, and a chat-based editor. But ask it for an out-of-tune piano and it will still pretend you never asked.
Apple says its new always-on audio features never record you. Here is how.
A dedicated security chip in the new Apple Watch processes your voice and sounds in a sealed compartment, then discards the raw audio instantly. Apple says even Apple cannot hear it.
Apple's New Watch Features Raise Privacy Concerns
Apple's latest watches can transcribe speech and summarize nearby conversations without storing raw audio. Not everyone finds that reassuring.