Tag: AI Tools
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OpenAI DevDay 2026 Is Almost Here: Livestream, Ticket Price, and What’s Reportedly Coming
Sam Altman takes the stage on September 29 for OpenAI’s biggest event of the year. Here’s what’s actually confirmed — and what’s still just a rumor.
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Meta Ray-Ban Display Hologram Calls Are Here: Everything New in This Update
Meta’s latest software drop turns Ray-Ban Display glasses into a hologram machine for calls, adds transit directions, and lands in three new countries.
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The Mistral Vibe Vulnerability That Could Run Code on Your Machine — Here’s the Fix
A hidden Git hook could hijack Mistral Vibe, its AI coding agent, the moment you opened a malicious repo. Mistral just shipped the fix.
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Gemini 3.8 Live Is Here: Google’s AI Can Now Talk, See, and Think at the Same Time
Google just launched Gemini 3.8 Live, an AI that can hold a natural voice conversation while quietly booking things or checking facts in the background.
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ChatGPT Cloud Storage Integration Is Here: Dropbox and Box Join the Library
ChatGPT just linked up with Dropbox, Box, and SharePoint, so your files show up in the Library without a single re-upload.
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Google Pics Is Here: A Free AI Image Editor Just Moved Into Docs and Slides
Google just built a Canva-style AI image editor into Workspace, powered by the same model behind Nano Banana Pro. Here’s the rundown.
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VS Code 1.137 Is Here: Talk to Your AI Agent and Let It Work While You’re Away
Visual Studio Code’s newest update lets you speak to your coding agent and schedule it to work on a timer — no more typing every single prompt.
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Devin AI Valuation Just Hit $48 Billion — Here’s What Cognition’s Massive New Round Means for Coders
AI coding startup Cognition just raised $2 billion at a $48 billion valuation for its Devin agent, nearly double what it was worth four months ago.
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The GitHub Copilot CLI Vulnerability That Could Run Malware on Your Machine — Here’s the Fix
A booby-trapped folder was all it took to make GitHub Copilot CLI run commands you never approved. Here is what happened and the one-line fix.
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Microsoft AI Code of Conduct Is Here: Why Copilot Won’t Be Allowed to Hide Its Reasoning or Dodge Shutdown
Microsoft just published ground rules for its own AI models: no hiding reasoning, no resisting shutdown, no self-assigned goals. Here’s what’s actually in it, and what’s still exempt.