Martin Scorsese just stirred a hornet’s nest by partnering with an AI startup to create storyboards. The iconic director, known for his cinematic purism, is now backing Black Forest Labs, a firm specializing in text-to-image AI. Scorsese says this tech helps him share his vision faster and clearer with his crew. His defense? After 70
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The U.S. government just took a big step toward overseeing artificial intelligence. President Donald Trump signed a new executive order asking AI companies to share their most advanced models with the government before releasing them publicly. This process is voluntary. Companies can choose to submit their AI models up to 30 days before launch. The
The UK has taken a big step to give news publishers more control over their content in Google’s AI search results. Now, media websites can stop Google from using their articles in AI-generated summaries. This change aims to protect publishers from losing readers and revenue. Google’s AI summaries appear at the top of search results.
Hermes Agent just left the terminal behind. Nous Research rolled out Hermes Desktop, a native app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. This isn’t a mere GUI slapped on a command line tool. Hermes Desktop shares the exact same agent core, memory, skills, and sessions as the CLI and messaging gateways. Start a task in the
Google just flipped the script on wearable customization. Instead of locking down Fitbit Air accessories, they handed the keys wide open. Now, anyone—yes, you—can dive into the design process and 3D print your own Fitbit Air bands and accessories. No middlemen, no waiting for official releases. Just pure maker freedom. This isn’t your typical product
Energy companies face big challenges. They must manage vast infrastructure, meet rising demand, and shift to cleaner power. To do this, many are turning to SAP’s latest technologies combined with artificial intelligence. Take E.ON, one of Europe’s largest utilities. They use SAP S/4HANA to standardize and modernize their grid data. This move cuts IT downtime
Quantum computing is sprinting from theory to reality. But it’s not just qubits doing the heavy lifting. Classical computing is the unsung hero powering this revolution. Without advances in classical hardware and software, quantum machines would stall before they even start. Classical Computing: The Quantum Backbone Quantum bits, or qubits, are fragile. They need constant
Software just got a turbo boost. Imagine building apps by simply chatting with an AI. No waiting weeks for a developer. No drowning in code. That’s exactly what Lovable is unleashing right now. This Swedish startup isn’t just another AI tool. It’s rewriting the rules for how founders, freelancers, and teams launch software. And it’s
Amazon has canceled its Stargate reboot after nearly two years of development. The showrunner, Martin Gero, known for his work on previous Stargate series, crafted a continuation rather than a reboot. Despite that, Amazon’s executives decided the series lacked broad appeal. The project had cleared major hurdles, including a 20-week writers’ room and preproduction in
Cisco just launched Cloud Control—a single platform where human operators and AI agents manage IT infrastructure together. This isn’t another dashboard update. It’s a command center built for what Cisco calls AgenticOps, a new operating model where AI runs at software speed but humans keep control. Cloud Control unites networking, security, compute, observability, and collaboration
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