Liz Ticong

Anthropic brings Claude into Microsoft Word, enabling in-document AI edits, comment-based updates, and cross-app workflows in a new enterprise beta.

Firebombing at Sam Altman’s home draws focus to the suspect’s AI fears and extinction warnings, as a second incident raises tensions around AI risks.

A Quinnipiac poll finds 55% of Americans say AI does more harm than good, while trust stays low, job fears rise, and education concerns deepen.

UniX AI’s ‘Panther’ humanoid robot is built for home chores, from making breakfast to cleaning rooms, as China’s household robotics race heats up.

Governor Gavin Newsom signs a California order tightening AI contract rules around privacy, civil rights, bias, and safeguards for state use.

The US Labor Department has launched its free ‘Make America AI Ready’ course, offering workers a one-week AI literacy program delivered by text message.

Anthropic is giving Claude agentic control over the computer, letting it click, browse, open files, and carry out tasks across apps on macOS.

Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly building an AI agent to help run Meta, hinting at a deeper internal shift in how the company uses AI across leadership.

McDonald’s is testing a humanoid robot in Shanghai, giving diners a close-up look at how service robotics is beginning to enter fast food restaurants.

Britannica sued OpenAI, accusing ChatGPT of using its copyrighted content for AI training and producing outputs that closely tracked its material.

OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 mini and nano, smaller models built for lower-cost coding, multimodal tasks, subagents, and high-volume AI workloads.

Meta adds stronger anti-impersonation tools on Facebook while rewarding original creators and pushing copycats and reposted content further down.