Meta’s Muse can now build you personal mini-apps, called spaces, from a plain description
Describe a gift tracker or a trip planner, and Muse builds it, keeps it updated from your connected apps and lets you pin it where you want.
Google Antigravity’s remote agents keep coding in the cloud after you close the laptop
Antigravity 2.29 adds cloud-run remote agents for paid Google AI plans, plus a Gemini Live voice mode and a redesigned app.
Apple now hides a Google-made AI watermark in photos edited with Apple Intelligence
Clean Up, Extend and other Apple Intelligence image tools now add an invisible SynthID watermark that only a detector can read.
Amazon now lets you text Alexa to fill your cart and place the order
Alexa for Shopping now works over plain text messages: a small group of US customers can text it to find products, buy them and track deliveries.
Perplexity launches Teammates, always-on AI agents that own ongoing work
The new agents remember projects, act on their own and work inside Slack, but they require the $200-a-month Perplexity Max plan.
Dropbox buys Tigris Data and launches DBX Agent Cloud, storage built for AI agents
Dropbox is moving into infrastructure for AI builders with a new storage service and the planned purchase of Tigris Data, while its own app learns to act on files.
Meta’s Muse app can now talk back, with real-time voice and animated avatars
Users in the US can now hold spoken conversations with their Muse AI agent, whose avatar reacts with facial expressions and gestures; support for Meta's AI glasses is coming later.
Google’s Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash makes 15-second AI videos and cuts the price by 30%
Google's newest video model doubles down on longer clips and edit-by-chat, and it is now generally available to developers and businesses.
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