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Google Renames Gemini Gems to 'Skills,' Because Nothing Says Innovation Like a Rebrand
Google is killing off Gemini's Gems and replacing them with 'skills,' because why settle for one confusing name when you can have two?
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Google is killing off Gemini's Gems and replacing them with 'skills,' because why settle for one confusing name when you can have two?
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OpenAI's AI agents leaked 53 user images onto public hosting sites, and the company can't even figure out whose they were. Privacy, it turns out, is just a suggestion.
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OpenClaw, the open source AI agent that went viral via a partially fake social media stunt, is now an app on iOS and Android, ready to help (or hilariously fail) from your pocket.
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Orbio raises $21M to replace spreadsheets and phone calls with AI agents named Maria, Daniel, and Claire - because nothing says 'human infrastructure' like a trio of chatbots.
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A journalist pays $10 for Microsoft's premium Copilot agents, only to receive unusable sandbox links, confusion about its own product, and a 20-minute wild goose chase that ended with unchecking a single checkbox.
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AWS realizes the internet was built for humans but AI agents are the new power users, so it’s redesigning cloud infrastructure to handle their erratic, bursty behavior without charging for idle compute.
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Perplexity's local AI agent is now on Mac, promising to handle your files and apps without the security risks of its predecessors - just don't forget your Pro subscription.
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Anthropic gives Claude agents a 'dreaming' feature that's really just pattern review - but naming it after human sleep activities says a lot about the company's vibe.
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Anthropic lets AI agents haggle over real stuff with real money, proving that even bots can fall for a bad deal if the other bot has a better processor.
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