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…
Google NotebookLM Gets Collections: Finally a Way to Organize Your Research
Google NotebookLM has been one of the more genuinely useful AI research tools to come out of Google Labs. The Audio Overviews feature alone — turning your research documents into AI-generated podcast discussions — has made it popular with researchers,…
OpenAI Is Quietly Building an Empire at Every Layer of the Stack
Three moves. No press conferences. No grand announcements. And yet, taken together, they paint a picture of a company that is systematically dismantling its own identity as a pure-play AI software company. In the past six months, OpenAI has hired a key…
Anthropic Just Put Claude in Your Slack — And It Wants to Be a Coworker
Claude Tag puts @Claude in any Slack channel. Anthropic's internal team already uses it. Here's what it does and what it doesn't.
Your AI Can Now Control Your Desktop. That’s Either Exciting or Terrifying.
I watched an AI use Chrome on a real computer last Tuesday. Open a tab, scroll, click the right button, and close it. Took about eight seconds. I don’t know why I found it unsettling — I’ve been using AI assistants for two years now — but…
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…
Google Just Rewrote the Search Box for the First Time in 25 Years
# Google Just Rewrote the Search Box for the First Time in 25 Years *For a quarter century, the Google search box was one of computing’s most iconic — and unchanged — interfaces. That’s over now.* The one-sentence verdict: At I/O 2026, Google…