OpenAI’s Prism is a new AI workspace crafted for scientific research, offering persistent context, data integration, and iterative reasoning tailored to domain workflows. It signals a shift toward AI that doesn’t just answer questions — remembers context and enriches inquiry.
Moltbot, formerly known as Clawdbot, isn’t just another chatbot — it’s a personal AI designed to stay with your workflow, remember context, and quietly assist over time. Its rise signals a shift from prompt-based AI to assistants that feel present, persistent, and personal.
Anduril’s new AI Grand Prix turns autonomous drone racing into a global talent hunt — offering cash prizes, direct job opportunities, and a unique showcase of AI flight software. This isn’t just a contest; it’s a bold reinvention of how cutting-edge tech companies find and empower the next generation of engineers.
At Davos, Big Tech stopped talking about what AI can do—and started debating what it should. Behind closed doors and public stages, CEOs revealed a quieter shift shaping the next decade of technology.
1. Plaud NotePin S AI — Rethinking Notetaking Notetaking has always been a weak spot in the digital age — we type, we forget, we lose context. The NotePin S AI aims to change that. Instead of forcing you to document thoughts manually, it listens to conversations, transcribes them in real time, and highlights important […]
If you’ve ever held a Zenfone or gamed on an ROG Phone, ASUS has probably been part of your tech life. For 23 years, this Taiwanese company quietly built smartphones that didn’t always grab headlines but earned a loyal following. And then, almost overnight, ASUS made a move that shocked the industry: it announced it […]
Most people use the internet daily but can’t explain how it works. This article breaks down the invisible systems behind every click — clearly, accurately, and end to end.Most people use the internet daily but can’t explain how it works. This article breaks down the invisible systems behind every click — clearly, accurately, and end to end.
Automation promised efficiency and savings — but in many companies, it quietly became the most expensive experiment they ever ran.
Everyone says they use AI. Fewer people say which ones they stopped using. This article ranks popular AI tools by real-world usage, exposes where they overpromise, and explains why many teams quietly fall back to tools that don’t call themselves “AI” at all.
The most interesting AI stories aren’t happening in startups or labs — they’re unfolding quietly in industries that never asked for disruption. This is a look at where AI went when no one was watching.
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Shweta Nagda
Sunil Menaria
