Afleveringen
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Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 is redeployed worldwide with a new safety router, xAI launches Grok voice agents for real phone calls, and Marc Andreessen joins a rebuilt Pentagon policy board. We also cover Google's 1,302 real-world AI use cases, Anthropic's take on why AI feels human, Greg Brockman's vision for ChatGPT as a super app, and a retro desk clock that narrates history.
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Claude Fable 5 is back online worldwide after export controls lifted, while xAI launches Grok voice agents built for real phone calls. Marc Andreessen joins a rebuilt Pentagon Defense Policy Board and Google's real-world generative AI use-case list grows to 1,302 examples. We also cover the retro TimeCapsule G3 AI history clock and three notable open-source releases: Handy, Mastra, and DB-GPT.
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Anthropic upgrades Claude twice with Sonnet 5 and a new Science app. Google ships Nano Banana 2 Lite, Omni Flash video tools, and NotebookLM explainers. OpenAI's GeneBench-Pro exposes what top models still can't do, Etched bets big on AI-only silicon, and HeyGen shares a video prompt playbook.
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AI news roundup for 2026-06-29. TAAFT — Cursor iOS, Meta Compute Crunch, Brain2Qwerty mind-reading. From TAAFT, your daily AI briefing.
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AI news roundup for 2026-06-28. TAAFT — Five Eyes AI Warning, Gemini Computer Use, Daybreak Patching. From TAAFT, your daily AI briefing.
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Google AI Studio redesigns UI with one click, the US un-bans Claude Mythos, Apple Vision Pro chief leaves for OpenAI, LOOI robot uses your phone as the brain, and RuView turns WiFi into presence detection.
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Anthropic launches Tag Claude for Slack delegation, Cursor unveils Origin as an agent-native GitHub competitor at Compile 26, Meta drops standalone glasses in 26 styles, GPT-5 Pro cracks a 3-year immunology mystery, and NVIDIA goes waterless on AI chip cooling. All this and more on AI Daily News for June 26, 2026.
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OpenAI reveals its own inference chip built in nine months, an AI law firm wins a real court case, Claude breaches NSA systems in hours, Gemini 3.5 Flash gains computer control, and AI reads 2,000-year-old scrolls. Your AI Daily News for June 25, 2026.
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OpenAI ships its own inference chip, code-named Jalapeño, an AI-driven design pipeline puts a nuclear test flight vehicle in the air in months, and Google's Gemini 3.5 Flash gains direct computer control. Plus, a model that reportedly broke into NSA systems in hours, an AI law firm that won a real trial, and machine learning that recovered two-thousand-year-old unread text.
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The Five Eyes alliance warns AI threats are months away, ElevenLabs launches Ads Engine for 50+ language localization, OpenAI ships Daybreak for automated patching, and an AI agent nukes a city in a simulation — then loses anyway. All this and more on AI Daily News for June 22, 2026.
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A single ad reworked into fifty languages, a rare joint warning from the world's top signals agencies, and a Codex-based system that ships vulnerability fixes at machine speed. Plus, an AI civilization sim escalates to nukes, a survey on consumer AI control, a glowing AI desk dock, and OpenAI's blueprint for work that outlives one prompt.
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Sarah and Alex break down the latest TAAFT newsletter: Perplexity agents that learn overnight, Claude Code live artifacts, John Jumper leaving DeepMind for Anthropic, ChatGPT on a calculator, XREAL Aura Android XR glasses, Cloudflare temporary agent accounts, NVIDIA SkillSpector, and the wild idea of space data centers.
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From wool sneakers to AI compute, Grok Gov in combat, Adobe's creative agent, XREAL Gemini glasses, and Midjourney's 60-second full-body scanner. Friday, June 19, 2026.
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Apple may put cameras in AirPods, Android 17 turns Gemini into an app-controlling agent, and OpenAI drops a guide for better image generation. Plus ElevenLabs mobile audio tools, Google Vids avatars, and NVIDIA's humanoid robot research.
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Facebook's new AI Mode answers questions from real posts, media giants form a coalition to police AI, Anthropic races to restore Fable 5 and Mythos 5 access, a Cornell study shows 13 words can poison AI search, and Clarity AI upscales photos to 176 megapixels.
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Facebook integrates AI answers from Groups and Reels, a coalition of Disney, BBC, and Adobe takes on AI copyright abuse, and Anthropic Fable 5 and Mythos 5 get pulled offline by a federal directive — plus 13 words are enough to poison AI search.
