Microsoft pushes a legal AI agent into Word as it chases trust in high-stakes drafting
Microsoft is introducing a legal-focused AI agent inside Word, betting that tighter workflows and more transparent drafting help persuade lawyers to use AI on serious document work.
Musk v. Altman took a sharp turn when the jury wasn’t watching
The most striking development in the Musk v. Altman fight didn’t land during a dramatic exchange before jurors. It happened after they stepped out, when questions around xAI and a key apparent mistake suddenly changed the temperature in the room.
Google is bringing Gemini to cars with Google built-in
Cars with Google built-in are set to gain Gemini, giving drivers a more natural way to ask for directions, send messages, and handle everyday tasks without poking at the screen.
Meta says its business AI is now handling 10 million chats a week
Meta says its business AI now facilitates 10 million conversations every week, a milestone that underscores how aggressively the company is tying AI to messaging, customer support, and sales.
OpenAI traces the strange origin story behind AI’s recurring goblins
A new OpenAI post digs into why bizarre goblin-like motifs can surface in AI outputs — and why that quirky behavior says something serious about how models absorb patterns from the internet.
Alphabet’s Q1 2026 message puts AI, Search, and cloud execution front and center
Alphabet used its Q1 2026 earnings message to underline a familiar theme with higher stakes: AI is no longer a side story. It is now the operating layer across Search, products, cloud, and the company’s next phase of growth.
Meta opens the door to third-party AI in its ad stack
Meta is expanding its ad ecosystem to support third-party AI tools, giving brands and agencies more ways to plug external automation and creative systems into its advertising workflows.
Musk v. Altman: What the evidence released so far actually shows
Court exhibits in Elon Musk’s case against Sam Altman and OpenAI are starting to sketch how the relationship broke down — and what each side may try to prove next.
At Possible, AI Looks Like Adtech’s Biggest Accelerator — and Its Sharpest Risk
At Possible, AI is being treated less like a shiny add-on and more like the force redefining how adtech works — from productivity and media execution to trust, transparency, and competitive edge.
Google Photos is turning your camera roll into a digital wardrobe
Google is introducing a digital wardrobe feature in Google Photos, using images already in your library to help track and organize clothing and outfits.