Character.AI Goes Bankrupt: What It Means for Users and Disney
Character.AI has filed for Chapter 11, and Disney is bidding $20 million for a license. What happens to the app, subscriptions, and chats, and what users can do now.
Character.AI has filed for Chapter 11, and Disney is bidding $20 million for a license. What happens to the app, subscriptions, and chats, and what users can do now.
Shopify opens its catalog and Shop Pay to any AI agent; Amex wants to lock in the purchase instruction up front. What agent shopping can do now and where it falls short.
European municipalities are using AI agents and digital twins for buildings and visits. Which applications are tangible, and which remain pilot projects.
The open-source project REA lets AI agents examine finished programs down to machine code and has 200,000 GitHub stars. What it can do and where the limits are.
Google’s frontier model Gemini 4 Argon is now open to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. What the new Tasks mode brings and why developers should plan for November 30.
PhotoCraft rebuilds Photoshop as open source with AI agents and has 57,000 GitHub stars. The project’s own numbers show how far along it really is.
Meta unveils Muse Wonder: fourth place on an independent AI index and strong coding scores. What it costs, the data-privacy catch, and what it means for Europe.
Microsoft unveils Maia 300: its primary AI inference system from 2027, with a projected 40 percent more tokens per megawatt. What the chip does and what users gain.
AlphaProof Nexus reaches Science. How Lean makes AI proofs checkable, what the results establish, and who can use the published proof files.
Since October, the preprint server arXiv allows only two submissions per person per month. What is behind the emergency brake and what researchers need to know now.