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OpenAI Now Sells Reserved AI Access on Multi-Year Contracts
OpenAI has launched a program called Guaranteed Capacity that lets businesses lock in access to its AI services for one to three years at a discount, a sign that AI computing power is becoming scarce enough that companies may need to reserve it like a utility.
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Figma Launches Its Own AI Design Agent
Figma has added a built-in AI agent to its design canvas that can generate, edit, and bulk-update designs on command, a move that shows how the tools product teams use to build software are changing fast, even as Figma's own revenue accelerates.
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NanoCo Raises $12M to Sell Secure AI Agents to Enterprises
NanoClaw, a security-focused AI agent tool built in a single weekend as a safer alternative to the popular but vulnerable OpenClaw, has raised a $12 million seed round and is now targeting enterprise customers with hands-on deployment services.
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NVIDIA Launches Nemotron-Labs-Diffusion, a Faster Open AI Model
NVIDIA has released a new open-source AI model family that can generate text up to 4 times faster than comparable models, which matters directly to any business paying for AI services or planning to run AI on their own infrastructure.
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US Government Helps Kill Colorado's AI Anti-Bias Law
The US Department of Justice sided with Elon Musk's xAI to destroy Colorado's landmark AI consumer protection law before it ever took effect, and the state replaced it with a much weaker version, setting a precedent that any state trying to protect its residents from AI discrimination can expect a federal lawsuit.
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Alibaba Launches AI Chip and Model Built for Autonomous Tasks
Alibaba has released a new processor and AI model both designed to run complex, long-running automated tasks with minimal human input, signalling that the company is building its own end-to-end AI supply chain rather than simply replacing blocked US chips.
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Google Launches Gemini 3.5 Flash, Now Powering Search and Gemini App
Google released Gemini 3.5 Flash at its I/O developer conference today, making it the default AI model across Google Search and the Gemini app for over 900 million users, while also raising prices significantly compared to earlier versions.
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Google Launches Gemini Spark, an AI Agent That Works While You Sleep
At its annual I/O conference, Google launched Gemini Spark, a 24/7 AI agent that reads your emails, manages your calendar, and completes tasks on your behalf, raising real questions about how much personal data you hand over in exchange for the convenience.
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Ocean Launches AI Email Security Tool With $28M Funding
A startup called Ocean has come out of stealth with $28 million in funding to fight AI-generated phishing attacks, which have surged over 1,000% since 2023 and now make up more than 80% of all phishing emails.
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Google's AI Watermark Is Becoming an Industry Standard
Google's SynthID, a hidden mark embedded in AI-generated content, is now being adopted by OpenAI, Nvidia, ElevenLabs, and others, making it the closest thing the industry has to a shared system for telling humans and machines what was made by AI.
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Databricks Launches Real-Time Fraud Detection Tool on One Platform
Databricks has released a ready-to-deploy fraud detection system built on two of its newest products, Real-Time Mode for Spark and Lakebase, letting financial institutions score card transactions in under 300 milliseconds without adding a second technology stack.
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Google Launches AI Design App to Rival Canva
Google has launched Pics, an AI-powered design app built into Google Workspace that lets anyone create and edit marketing visuals, social graphics, and invitations using simple text prompts, entering a market already being contested by Canva and Anthropic's Claude Design.
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Google Launches Gemini 3.5 Flash and Omni Video Model
At Google I/O 2026, Google launched Gemini 3.5 Flash, a fast and cheap AI model built to run long, autonomous tasks, and Gemini Omni Flash, a tool that turns any mix of text, images, audio, and video into a new video, with implications for anyone who produces content, trains staff, or manages marketing.
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Google Launches Universal Cart to Buy Across the Web
Google's new Universal Cart lets shoppers collect and buy products across Search, YouTube, Gmail, and Gemini in one place, and its Agent Payments Protocol lets AI software complete purchases automatically on a user's behalf, giving Google an unprecedented view of what consumers discover, compare, and buy.
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Google Adds Voice Search to Gmail, Docs, and Keep
Google has launched Gmail Live and similar voice features across Docs and Keep, letting users speak directly to their apps to find information or draft content, with access rolling out this summer to paid subscribers and business customers.
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Google Launches Antigravity 2.0 Coding Tool at Google I/O
Google has released a major update to its AI-powered coding tool, Antigravity, adding the ability to run multiple tasks at once, schedule background work, and connect to its cloud products, while also cutting its top subscription price from $250 to $200 per month.
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Google Search Replaces Links With AI Agents
Google has overhauled its search engine with AI-powered agents, conversational answers, and interactive results that replace the traditional list of website links, accelerating a traffic collapse already devastating publishers globally.
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Google Launches Gemini 3.5 Flash to Run Tasks Autonomously
Google has released Gemini 3.5 Flash, a new AI model built to work on multi-step tasks for hours without human supervision, and launched Gemini Spark, a personal agent that monitors your inbox, manages workflows, and keeps running even when your laptop is closed.
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Google Lets Anyone Build Android Apps From a Browser
Google launched a free tool that lets anyone describe an app in plain words and get a working Android app in minutes, with no software to install, putting app creation within reach of non-technical professionals for the first time.
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xAI Safety Record Flagged as Risk in SpaceX IPO
Former OpenAI staff and AI safety groups are warning investors that xAI's history of harmful AI outputs and thin safety teams could expose SpaceX to regulatory and legal risk, just as the company prepares to go public in what would be the largest IPO in history.
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