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Researchers at University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences are deploying drones and artificial intelligence to detect early blight in celery — a high-value winter crop in Florida. The initiative was reported by FOX 13 Tampa Bay and could reshape how farmers protect fields across the state. Florida AI agriculture is moving from experimentation to field deployment, using drones and machine learning to catch crop disease earlier and treat more precisely. ⚙️

Anthropic just widened availability of Claude in Excel, rolling the AI spreadsheet assistant out to Pro-tier customers after a beta period that was limited to higher-tier plans. Translation: a lot more people just got an AI copilot inside their spreadsheets. ⚙️ What’s New in Claude in Excel 📁 Multi-sheet analysis — pull in several spreadsheets at once 🧠 Longer sessions — behind-the-scenes context management keeps work flowing 🛡️ Data-safe editing — new safeguards help prev

Open-source AI assistant Moltbot (formerly Clawdbot) is exploding across tech circles for one reason: it actually behaves like a true autonomous agent. Running 24/7 and controlled through Telegram or WhatsApp, Moltbot can connect directly to a user’s digital life — completing tasks, sending updates, and taking real-world actions without constant prompting. Impressive? Absolutely. Risk-free? Not even close. ⚙️ What Makes Moltbot Different Always-on automation — operates contin

xAI just dropped Grok Imagine API — a new AI video generation and editing suite that took the No. 1 spot in Artificial Analysis Video Arena for both text-to-video and image-to-video performance. Even more eye-opening? It’s doing it at a fraction of competitors’ prices. ⚙️ What Grok Imagine API Can Do 🎬 Text-to-video generation 🖼️ Image-to-video animation ✂️ Full video editing inside the model 🔊 Native audio included ⏱️ Clips up to 15 seconds Power tools let creators: ✨ swa

At CES 2026 — the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas where major tech companies and startups debut new products — Singapore-based company Lovense unveiled a life-size AI-powered “companion doll” designed to converse, remember preferences, and display facial expressions, pushing the adult-tech industry into a far more advanced (and controversial) era. The product, called Emily, blends robotics, generative AI, Wi-Fi connectivity, and app-based messaging to create wha

Anthropic has released the Claude Constitution, a behind-the-scenes document outlining how its AI assistant, Claude, is designed to reason, behave, and make decisions — a philosophy-heavy framework that even entertains the idea that advanced AI systems could one day warrant moral consideration. 🔍 What’s Inside the Claude Constitution 🛡️ Values First Claude is instructed to prioritize safety and broad ethical principles before being helpful to users, with Anthropic’s guideli

OpenAI announced it will begin internal testing of targeted advertising inside ChatGPT for Free and Go-tier users in the U.S. in the coming weeks, marking one of the company’s biggest business moves yet amid growing IPO speculation. 🔍 What’s Changing with Ads in ChatGPT 🧠 Sponsored Recommendations Ads are expected to appear below responses and be targeted based on the conversation. OpenAI says ads won’t be shown near sensitive topics like health/mental health or politics, a

Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from experimentation to real-world deployment across U.S. healthcare systems. More than a quarter of U.S. health systems now pay for commercial AI licenses, signaling that AI in healthcare is becoming part of everyday medical practice—not a distant future concept. Hospitals, clinicians, and patients are increasingly using AI tools to improve diagnostics, streamline workflows, and expand access to medical information. 📋 The Details on

A new wave of AI research suggests the next major breakthrough won’t come from larger language models alone, but from AI world models: systems that maintain a consistent, continuously updated understanding of space, time, and cause-and-effect. As outlined in a recent feature by Scientific American, today’s AI systems often struggle with basic consistency. Objects disappear, environments shift, and physical logic breaks down—not because models lack intelligence, but because th

Google has launched Google Personal Intelligence, a new beta feature that allows Gemini to reason across a user’s apps—Gmail, Photos, YouTube, and Search—to deliver more helpful, personalized responses without requiring users to specify where information lives. Instead of treating each app as a silo, Gemini can now use personal context across text, images, and video, enabling more natural and proactive assistance. 🔍 What Google Personal Intelligence does Google Personal Inte

Apple and Google have officially confirmed a multi-year partnership that will use Gemini models to support Apple’s next-generation AI capabilities, including a more personalized Siri expected later this year. The Apple Gemini Partnership signals that Apple is combining its in-house approach with best-in-class external intelligence as it races to modernize Siri and scale advanced AI across its device ecosystem. 🔍 What the Apple Gemini Partnership includes Apple said Gemini wi

Enterprise AI is officially moving beyond experiments. After years of pilots and chatbots, organizations are now shifting toward agentic AI—task-specific AI agents embedded directly into everyday workflows. The result: AI that behaves less like a chatbot and more like a junior colleague with clear responsibilities. The Agentic AI Intern is becoming a useful way to describe this shift: a role-based agent that takes on defined tasks and hands off exceptions to humans. 🧠 What’s

AI in Warfare is rapidly transforming modern conflict—reshaping how decisions are made, how forces move, and how operations are executed. The U.S. military is accelerating broader AI adoption across command, logistics, and autonomous systems, including new platforms developed in partnership with Google and, reportedly, xAI. This marks a fundamental shift in how military power is built and deployed. 🧠 What’s Changing in AI in Warfare 🤖 AI-Powered Command & Control Advanced A

🏗️ Unmatched Compute Infrastructure xAI says it now operates the world’s largest AI supercomputers—Colossus I & II—with more than 1 million H100 GPU equivalents, establishing a major compute advantage. (Important nuance: “H100-equivalent” is a normalized compute measure, not necessarily a count of physical H100 chips.) This compute backbone is central to its xAI Supercomputer strategy. 🧬 Grok 4 Model Series Frontier-level language models trained at unprecedented scale, push

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Health, a dedicated experience that securely brings your personal health information together with ChatGPT’s intelligence—helping people feel more informed, prepared, and confident navigating their health. Health and wellness are already among the most common uses of ChatGPT, with massive weekly volume of health-related questions. ChatGPT Health builds on that momentum with added privacy, security, and clinical collaboration. Availability may var

Google has introduced a new wave of Gemini AI upgrades to Gmail—bringing smarter search, proactive assistance, and faster communication directly into the inbox. This is a major step in Google’s push to make Gmail feel more like an AI-powered productivity platform. Gemini for Gmail features are rolling out over time, and availability can vary by account, region, and plan. 🚀 What’s New in Gemini for Gmail 🔍 AI Overviews for Your Inbox Users can now search their inbox using na

🚀 What happened Meta announced the acquisition of AI agent startup Manus in a deal widely reported at $2B+ (Meta did not disclose terms), instantly adding a high-performing agentic AI product to its aggressive AI expansion. 📊 The details of the Meta Manus Acquisition 🧠 Manus builds autonomous AI agents capable of deep research, coding, and real-world task execution. 💰 The company reportedly surpassed $100M in annual recurring revenue (ARR) about 8 months after launch — a

In a sharp year-end reflection, IBM argues that 2025 marked the moment agentic AI moved from experimentation to real deployment — and that 2026 will be defined by whether these agents can actually work together. The shift is already underway. 🔑 What Changed in 2025 🤖 Agentic AI moved from concept to infrastructure Enterprises stopped asking “What is an agent?” and started asking “How do we deploy hundreds of them securely?” 🛠️ Developers replaced GUIs as the priority IBM’s

AI agents are no longer experiments — they’re becoming core infrastructure for how developers build, deploy, and run software. According to The New Stack, agentic AI in 2026 will mature from novelty to necessity — not because agents get “cooler,” but because the ecosystem around them is getting real: governance, tooling, execution, and spend control. 🚀 What Agentic AI in 2026 Looks Like in Practice 🧠 1) MCP Governance Becomes the Real Bottleneck As more teams deploy more ag

Artificial intelligence is no longer just helping travelers — it’s starting to make decisions for them. According to new PYMNTS Intelligence reporting, agentic AI travel planning is shifting travel from search-based browsing to full execution, where an AI can plan, book, and manage trips end-to-end. And consumers are ready for it: nearly 25% say they’d be comfortable letting an AI agent plan their travel. Travel is high-stakes — flights, hotels, money, timing — which is exact