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Perplexity made a bold, unsolicited offer for Chrome, promising open-source investment and minimal changes to users’ browsing experience, pledging to keep Chromium open, invest $3 billion, and leave Google as default search.
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Unsolicited all-cash bid valued Chrome at over twice Perplexity’s own estimated worth.
Open-source pledge includes $3 billion investment into Chromium over two years.
Chrome’s default search engine would remain Google, ensuring minimal disruption for users.
Move likely aimed at visibility amid antitrust pressures rather than an actual takeover.
GPT-4o is back as the default model for all paying users, with new model options and a promise of advance notice if defaults change again.
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GPT-4o now defaults for Plus, Pro, Team, Enterprise, and Edu tiers—no more toggling legacy models.
A new "Show additional models" toggle now restores GPT-4.1, o3, and o4-mini for paying users.
GPT-5 gains “Auto,” “Fast,” and “Thinking” modes, with a 3,000-messages/week cap on Thinking mode.
Sam Altman vows to give “plenty of notice” before removing default models again.
Google researchers used smartwatch data and simple blood tests to spot early signs of insulin resistance, helping people take action before diabetes develops.
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Combines everyday smartwatch data—like steps, heart rate, and sleep—with routine blood work.
Found hidden risk in people who seemed healthy but were actually at higher chance of developing diabetes.
Most accurate for people who are overweight or spend a lot of time sitting.
Could help doctors give advice and support earlier, before serious health problems begin.
Anthropic’s Claude chatbot now lets you ask it to pull up your past conversations—making follow-ups easier, without building a permanent memory profile.
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Easy chat recall: Just tell Claude what you discussed before, and it will search past conversations and bring them into your current chat.
Only when asked: The feature doesn’t run in the background—it only activates when you explicitly request past context.
Optional and controlled: You can turn this feature on or off anytime in settings, giving you full control.
Rolling out now: Available to Max, Team, and Enterprise users—and coming soon to the rest.
Nvidia upgraded its Blackwell GPU servers with tools that speed up AI training, improve robot learning, and boost performance for businesses and developers.
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Supports Nvidia’s Omniverse, Cosmos world models, and synthetic data generation for robotics.
Major hardware partners now offering Blackwell GPU-powered enterprise systems.
Compact 2U servers deliver massive speed and efficiency gains over CPU-only setups.
Includes new AI tools for reasoning, video workflows, and smart agents.
AI is speeding up fashion—from spotting upcoming trends online to generating styles and sizes in smart virtual fitting rooms—making design, production, and shopping faster and more personal.
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AI scans social media, blogs, and stores to predict fashion trends faster and more accurately than people ever could.
Designers can use AI-generated concepts, sketches, or size-fitting tools to reduce reliance on physical samples and speed up creation.
Virtual try-on and size recommendation tools help shoppers find the right fit while cutting down returns and making online shopping more confident.
Retailers are using AI-created images and digital model twins to launch campaigns in days—saving time and slashing costs.
Apple’s App Store is built to treat apps fairly, even amid accusations that it’s favoring OpenAI’s ChatGPT over competitors.
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Elon Musk says Apple is blocking his AI apps, like Grok and X, from top visibility despite their popularity.
Apple rejects these claims, insisting its rankings rely on fair algorithms, expert curation, and transparent lists.
Evidence shows other AI apps—like DeepSeek and Perplexity—have also reached the #1 spot, undermining claims of bias.
The conflict adds to an escalating public clash between Musk and his rivals—and raises fresh questions about platform fairness.
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