Perplexity Brain Wants to Give AI a Persistent Memory. I Have Questions.
Perplexity Brain Wants to Give AI a Persistent Memory. I Have Questions. The moment I realized my AI assistant had forgotten our entire conversation was a Tuesday. I had spent forty minutes explaining the architecture of a system to it — the specific…
Meta AI Glasses Now Look Normal — And Cost $299
The latest Ray-Ban Meta glasses look like actual glasses, cost $299, and represent the first generation of smart eyewear that normal people might actually buy.
ClickUp Brain² Runs AI on Your Entire Workspace — Not Just What You Paste In
ClickUp shipped Brain². The pitch is that it runs on the full context of your workspace — every document, task, comment, project you’ve ever touched. That sounds obvious once someone says it. Before that, everyone building AI in productivity tools…
Listen Labs Raised 69M Making AI Voice Data Collection Actually Ethical
Listen Labs raised 69 million dollars after a viral billboard hiring stunt that got their name in front of every tech journalist in the industry. But behind the stunt was a real company with a real differentiator: they’ve built an approach to AI…
Gemini macOS App Tests Voice Dictation and Magic Pointer That Tracks Your Cursor
Google’s macOS app for Gemini is testing features that go beyond the typical voice input most AI assistants offer. System-wide voice dictation and something Google is calling Magic Pointer — a cursor tracking capability — suggest Google is…
Goose Is a Free AI Coding Agent — and It’s Worth a Look Before Paying
Goose is free. Claude Code is 200 dollars a month. That comparison is making the rounds in developer communities, and it is not wrong, but the phrase “does the same thing” is doing a lot of work in that sentence. Goose is a real coding agent.…
OpenAI Bidirectional Voice Mode Lets You Actually Interrupt ChatGPT
OpenAI is rolling out Bidirectional Voice Mode for ChatGPT, and it is a meaningful upgrade to how people actually use voice interfaces. Previous voice modes were essentially walkie-talkies: you speak, it responds, you speak again. Bidirectional mode…
The Voice AI That’s Finally Getting Language Right — Not Just Transcription
Most voice AI systems work in two stages: first, they transcribe what you said, then they process the text and generate a response, and then they synthesise speech. It works well enough for simple commands, but it creates a peculiar experience: the AI…
AI Video Is Getting Seriously Fast — And This New Model Is Why It Matters
I spent $40 on AI video generation last month and got about 90 seconds of usable footage. Most of it was glitchy garbage — faces that melted halfway through, hands with seven fingers, backgrounds that rearranged themselves between frames. The 10 seconds…
Google Gemini Desktop Is Getting Voice Control That Actually Listens
The first time I used Gemini on my Mac, I closed it after ten minutes and went back to Chrome. It felt like a slightly smarter search bar. That’s changed. Google’s been quietly building something that might actually make Gemini useful as a…
Murmur Review: One Chat Window for All Your AI Coding Agents
I run Claude Code and Codex in parallel on different parts of the same project. Each one is excellent at what it does. The problem isn’t capability — it’s coordination. I’m switching between windows, copying context from one to the…
Your AI Coding Assistant Has No Memory. Here’s Why That Matters
TL;DR Every AI coding tool you’ve used has probably felt forgetful. Not because the model is bad, but because context windows and memory are fundamentally different things. A new essay from Sigilix makes this distinction precisely: context carries…