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‘Close to the Terminator narrative’: the dawn of self-improving AI

Industry chiefs say a looming tech breakthrough might deliver superintelligence. Safety experts say we’re not ready

Tim Hayward: I built the Jaguar E-Type of computer keyboards

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.

AI Labs: Zuckerberg’s $100bn gamble

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter.

Verge subscribers, here’s how to set up ad-free podcasts

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Grok Becomes the Voice of Vapi

Bringing frontier voice quality to millions of Vapi agents.

Grok Imagine 1.5 Preview

grok-imagine-video-1.5-preview, our latest image-to-video model, is now available via the xAI API in preview.

Opus 4.8 Is Smart Enough to Get in Your Way

We revisit Anthropic’s newest model, Figma responds to the 'SaaSpocalypse,' and how Every’s senior designer wrangles multiple image generators

Introducing the Services Track and Partner Hub of the Claude Partner Network

Almost every large enterprise is moving AI into production, and many have discovered something important: a successful pilot is not the same as a system a business can run on. The real work—and the real opportunity—is in the integration, the evaluation, and the way people's work evolves. That's why the companies getting AI integration right are doing it with partners who have done it before.

Cyera eyes $12B valuation at 80x ARR multiple despite operating losses

The cybersecurity company is nearing a $300 million round led by Evolution Equity Partners.

Exclusive: Bipartisan members introduce new bill to protect creators from AI style theft

There currently isn't a legal framework that protects a creator's style. Copyright laws protect registered works, but not someone's likeness.

God of War Laufey is coming to the PS5

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Google Photos is about to launch its AI-generated “digital wardrobe” full of your clothes.

It uses data from your pictures to mix and match outfits in a virtual try-on you can save and share. It’s rolling out in the US, India, and Brazil as part of the June Android drop, starting with AI Pro/Ultra subscribers and “other select users” on Android, but you’ll need at least 1,000 photos of yourself to be eligible to try it out without a subscription.