Mexican startup Someone Somewhere, founded by lifelong friends Antonio Nuño, Fatima Alvarez, and Enrique Rodriguez, has leveraged AI technology to scale operations and secure major contracts, including a groundbreaking partnership with Adidas. The company, which collaborates with artisans to create handcrafted
OpenAI has unveiled a new search capability for ChatGPT, transforming the AI chatbot into a search engine that provides users with real-time answers on current events, sports, weather, and more. This strategic upgrade positions ChatGPT as a competitor to Google,
LinkedIn has introduced a new AI Hiring Assistant designed to streamline and elevate the recruiting process. This AI tool helps recruiters by automatically analyzing job descriptions and prompts, then matching suitable candidates to these roles based on specified criteria. The
Daze, an AI-powered messaging app targeting Gen Z, is making waves ahead of its November 4 launch. Founded by New York-based entrepreneur Willem Simons, the app brings a creative twist to mobile messaging, offering a visual, social media-like experience with
Anthropic has unveiled a groundbreaking feature in its AI suite: the ability for its AI model, Claude, to interact with computer interfaces like a human. The new “Computer Use” feature enables Claude to perform tasks across multiple applications, such as data
Runway, an applied-AI research company, has introduced a new feature called Act-One, which allows creators to capture and animate realistic facial expressions in AI-generated characters using simple video inputs. This new feature simplifies the traditionally complex world of facial animation by allowing
OpenAI has introduced a tracked changes feature to Canvas, allowing users to see exactly what edits have been made to their ChatGPT responses. This update addresses a key user request since Canvas launched in early October, offering visual feedback on edits
Where the Robots Grow, the world’s first, original AI-powered featured film, marks a significant milestone in filmmaking. Produced by Tom Paton’s AiMation Studios, the 87-minute movie was developed with a modest budget of $8,000 per minute, far lower than typical
Heineken, one of the world’s leading brewing companies, is incorporating generative AI into its operations, setting a new standard for innovation in the beverage industry. By leveraging AI for knowledge management and product innovation, the company is streamlining decision-making, enhancing
Zoom is set to introduce a custom AI avatar feature in 2025 that will let you create a digital avatar that looks and sounds like you. The tool will transform a video clip that users record of themselves into a
