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Google Vids now lets you star in your own AI videos, letting users generate clips featuring a personalized digital avatar of themselves. Powered by Gemini Omni, the tool creates and edits full‑length videos from simple text prompts or a reference photo, lowering the barrier to professional‑looking video content.
Uber’s $14.8 billion all‑stock acquisition of Delivery Hero would almost double its worldwide presence, giving the company a foothold across Europe, the Middle East and emerging markets. The merged entity would rank among the largest food‑delivery platforms outside China, challenging rivals such as DoorDash, Grubhub and Meituan.
Yes, DoorDash теперь предлагает ограниченный бета‑вариант командной строки — dd‑cli, который позволяет искать рестораны, собирать корзину и оформлять заказ прямо из терминала. Этот инструмент открывает двери автоматизации и интеграции доставки еды в CI/CD‑pipeline, скрипты и AI‑агенты, делая процесс заказа полностью программируемым.
The two teenagers, Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair, were sentenced to five years and six months after pleading guilty to compromising London’s metropolitan transit system as members of the Scattered Spider group. UK police say their arrest has dealt a significant blow to the notorious hacking collective, disrupting its operations and sending a strong warning to other cyber‑criminals.
Stardust’s period‑tracker app was found to be sending users’ menstrual‑health data to a third‑party analytics firm, a practice starkly different from the “squeaky clean” app that keeps data local. Mozilla’s research highlights how such hidden data sharing can jeopardize users’ privacy and erode trust in health‑focused applications.
Former DeepMind researcher Andrew Dai secured a staggering $300 million pre‑seed valuation for his visual‑AI startup—a rarity for a round at this early stage. Leveraging over a decade of foundational AI work that helped shape today’s large‑language models, he now aims to launch a multimodal product that can both understand and generate images alongside text.
A coalition led by digital rights and privacy groups says UK VPN restrictions could weaken security without solving the hardest age-check problems.
Apple is barring home‑service providers such as plumbers, electricians, locksmiths and roofers from advertising on its forthcoming Apple Maps ad platform. The policy, outlined in a recently released document, also mentions “several other sensitive categories” that will be excluded, marking a more curated approach compared with competitors. Advertisers in these sectors will need to look for alternative channels to reach local customers.
Whatnot has bought AI‑startup Shaped to embed real‑time recommendation and search capabilities into its live‑shopping streams. The acquisition will let the platform instantly surface personalized product suggestions as broadcasts unfold, boosting relevance for buyers and conversion rates for sellers.
Ode with Anthropic is planting tiny squads of AI engineers inside enterprise teams, promising the output of a full‑scale consulting firm without the bureaucratic overhead. Backed by Anthropic, Blackstone and other heavyweight investors, the venture aims to prove that a handful of specialists can handle everything from data pipelines to generative‑AI model customization as if they were an in‑house unit.
Google’s stable Android Studio Quail 2 release adds parallel AI agent chats, LeakCanary profiler integration, and AI-assisted crash analysis for Android teams.
OpenAI is reportedly developing its first hardware product—a screen‑free speaker equipped with self‑moving mechanical parts that aim to act as a tangible AI companion. This device would extend ChatGPT beyond the cloud, delivering both auditory responses and kinetic feedback for a more immersive, screenless interaction.
