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DeepSeek Unveils Full Multimodal Support in Major Update, Hints at V4 Visual Version
Less than a week after launch, the open-source AI agent framework DeepSeek Harness has rolled out a major update, officially adding robust multimodal capabilities. This release enables the DeepSeek model adapter to handle native image inputs, fueling
Google DeepMind Invests $75M in A24 to Build AI Tools for Hollywood Film Production
On Monday, Google DeepMind revealed a $75 million strategic partnership with A24, the acclaimed independent film studio. The collaboration aims to co-create AI tools for filmmaking, marking a notable move as major tech companies push cutting-edge AI
Google Restricts Meta's Gemini AI Usage Amid Demand Surge
Google restricts Meta’s access to Gemini models due to severe infrastructure shortages, disrupting major internal AI projects. Credit: Getty ImagesGoogle limits Meta’s Gemini access amid critical computing constraints, halting internal projects as gl
OpenAI Halts Sora as Meta Faces Court Setback
Loading the player…An 82-year-old Kentucky woman turned down a $26 million offer from an AI company that wanted to construct a data center on her land. The company may still attempt to rezone 2,000 acres in the area, but as AI infrastructure expands
DeepMind, Zhipu Ramp Up AI Talent Recruitment Amid Industry Moves
A significant shift in the personnel structure of Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen team occurred on March 5th. Group CEO Wu Yongming informed employees via an internal memo that the company had formally accepted Lin Junyang's resignation from his posts. Conc
Apple Reportedly Integrates Google's Gemini to Enhance On-Device AI via Distillation
Apple has now officially gained extensive access to Google's Gemini model, with plans to accelerate the development of its own lightweight, on-device artificial intelligence using advanced data distillation techniques.Reports indicate Apple has full
Which AI search engine is better in 2026, Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini?
The world of search is experiencing a fundamental transformation, fueled by rapid progress in artificial intelligence. Two technology giants, Microsoft and Google, are fiercely competing for leadership in this new AI-driven era. This article takes an
Perplexity AI transforms affiliate marketing landscape in 2025
The online shopping landscape is undergoing a transformative shift with AI-powered shopping assistants entering the scene. Innovator Perplexity AI emerges as a formidable challenger to Google Shopping, delivering smarter product discovery and persona
Print on Demand with AI Art: A Step-by-Step Guide for Etsy
Thinking about diving into the world of e-commerce but dreading the thought of managing inventory or crafting your own products? Print on demand (POD) paired with AI art generation could be your ticket to a hassle-free online business. This guide will take you through the steps of using AI to create
CalendarPal AI: Transforming Appointment Scheduling Through Artificial Intelligence
In today's fast-paced business world, efficiency is more than just a buzzword—it's a necessity. Enter CalendarPal AI, a groundbreaking tool that harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to revolutionize appointment scheduling. This innovative platform is designed to streamline your business op
Solar Scores Again: Microsoft Boosts AI Data Centers with 475 MW
Microsoft is ramping up its renewable energy game, adding another 475 megawatts to its already impressive portfolio. This move is all about keeping up with the voracious energy demands of its expanding data centers. The tech giant has inked a deal with AES, an energy provider, to tap into three sola
Meta Tests AI-Generated Instagram Comments
In the last few years, Meta's been diving deep into the world of AI, throwing all sorts of new features into their apps. They even tried out AI-generated characters with their own quirky profiles and personalities, but quickly pulled the plug when folks found them a bit too weird and not really need
