Gemini Decisions API (opens blog.google)
Google's new API is powered by a new model, Gemini Decision 1, built to answer narrow user questions cost-efficiently rather than broad prompts.
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Google's new API is powered by a new model, Gemini Decision 1, built to answer narrow user questions cost-efficiently rather than broad prompts.
A free local stand-in for 200+ AWS services; AWS says AI agents wrote it and its team has not written or reviewed any of the code.
An MIT-licensed desktop app that uses on-device models to transcribe, summarize and chat with meetings.
Open-source software to simulate and orchestrate fleets of drones, rovers and other custom hardware.
Pomerado turns websites into deterministic, self-healing APIs so agents can act on systems that have no API.
End-to-end accounting for companies operating across borders
Nighthawk r3 is designed to run 10,000 operations across 520 qubits; IBM plans to link two into a 1,040-qubit system in 2027.
A video editor where your team and your agents work on the same timeline
A Google Labs experiment where groups share one space and ask an AI agent to build itineraries, polls and expense splitters; US adults via waitlist.
ElevenLabs will help businesses fine-tune AI models on data from their own customer conversations, and opened early access to ElevenAI, an app that takes meeting notes. It also launched a partner programme and marketplace, and expanded its deal with Nvidia.
German defence company Helsing has launched Clarity, a direct challenge to Palantir. The AI platform helps armed forces turn drone, satellite and sensor data into targets. Helsing says it builds the software in Europe, under European control.
AWS has released UAEF, a free open-source tool that tests AI agents on 36 measures, from tool use to safety. It works across several agent frameworks and flags when a new prompt or model makes an agent worse.
DeepMind's next-generation Gemini Robotics vision-language-action model landed the same day as AlphaGenome 2, its gene-prediction model.
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