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How AI Delivers the Vatican's Holy Mass in 60 Languages

Marking the 400th anniversary of the Basilica's dedication, Rome-based company Translated launches smartphone access for attendees of the Holy Mass

Sony develops tech to identify source material for AI songs.

It can apparently recognize how much influence a given track or artist had on AI content, and can work with or without cooperation from AI developers. Sony thinks it could be used to create a licensing system for AI music, but “has yet to decide” when it might be put to use.

Samsung is slopping AI ads all over its social channels

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Bedrock Robotics: Helping to Define the Future of AI

Contractors are exploring Bedrock Robotics' autonomy systems across a range of applications spanning ports, industrial facilities and data centers

Cohere launches a family of open multilingual models

Cohere's Tiny Aya models support over 70 languages

Will Meta's Dear Algo Combat or Encourage Doomscrolling?

A new AI-powered Threads feature allows users to customize algorithms for a three-day period, letting them ask for more of their preferred content

More trouble for X over Grok’s sexualized images.

Europe’s privacy watchdog has opened yet another investigation into the millions of sexualized images, some of children, produced and shared on the platform last month. It joins the EU’s DSA effort already underway, whatever France is doing, and a few more in the UK.

Valve's Steam Deck OLED will be 'intermittently' out of stock because of the RAM crisis

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How to Build Agent-native: Lessons From Four Apps

Start with three simple tools, and let the AI figure out the rest

Introducing Monologue for iOS

Monologue turns your voice into polished writing—wherever you go.

ChatGPT is getting a Lockdown Mode.

Lockdown Mode is “not necessary” for most people and “tightly constrains how ChatGPT can interact with external systems to reduce the risk of prompt injection–based data exfiltration,” according to OpenAI.

Unity plans to let developers “prompt full casual games into existence” with AI.

Despite developers being increasingly skeptical of generative AI, “AI-driven authoring is our second major area of focus for 2026,” Unity CEO Matthew Bromberg said in earnings remarks reported on by Game Developer. The company plans to reveal more about the new prompting tools at the GDC Festival of Gaming in March.