Wondershare’s latest video editor, Filmora V15, is here with a heavy focus on AI. It introduces an “AI Mate” assistant and integrates models like Sora 2 for text-to-video. The goal is to make pro-level editing more accessible than ever.
A former McKinsey insider argues in Fast Company that the firm’s recent layoffs are a symptom of a fundamental shift. The AI age is eroding the analytical moat that top-tier consultancies have relied on for decades.
Sandfall Interactive’s award-winning RPG has been stripped of two Indie Game Awards titles after confirming it used AI-generated placeholder textures. The developer says the assets were removed five days after launch but violated the awards’ strict rules.
Microsoft is giving its group messaging app, GroupMe, a significant update. The new features include AI-powered chat summaries via Copilot, in-chat voice messages, and automatic event photo albums. It’s a push to modernize the app and keep users engaged.
New York has become the second state to pass a major AI safety law, following California. The RAISE Act mandates safety disclosures from large AI developers and creates a new state office for oversight, but it faces immediate political and legal challenges.
Google’s Gemini AI is reportedly getting new features that could turn it into a central hub for everything from reading books to managing your account. This push suggests Google is serious about making Gemini your primary digital assistant.
Google has placed Aakash Woodward, a 42-year-old executive who started as an intern in 2009, at the center of its AI fight. He now runs the critical Gemini app while also heading Google Labs, as the company rushes to keep pace with rivals like OpenAI ahead of 2026.
Microsoft is prepping Windows Insiders for a new era of AI agents that will live on the taskbar. The first to arrive is the Researcher agent from Microsoft 365 Copilot, with a new framework to support more in the future. This is part of a substantial final 2025 preview build that also updates File E
Frontier, the carbon-buying group backed by tech giants, is putting another $44.2 million into Canadian carbon removal. Their latest deal is with Nulife GreenTech, which uses a pressure-cooker-like process to turn biowaste into storable carbon. It’s part of a major spending spree on future carbon cr
Policymakers and founders gathered in Amsterdam for AI Policy Day, painting a surprisingly optimistic picture of Europe’s AI strengths. The big catch? Getting growth capital beyond €100 million remains a huge hurdle.
