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AstraZeneca and Owkin AI Team Up to Create Agentic AI Agents

AstraZeneca and Owkin have finalized a three-year agreement with each other in hopes to accelerate drug development and strategic decision making. After the success of their first partnership, which produced AI-powered pre scanning tools, this agreements main focus is on developing agentic AI agents using K Pro. These agents will be soon be able to perform complex research tasks that currently require human analysis.
Sourced by Contract Pharma
  • AI

Meta Announces Incognito AI Chats on WhatsApp

Meta launches an "Incognito Chat" mode for WhatsApp, allowing users to have private conversations with its Meta AI chatbot. This features creates a secure environment that even Meta can't access, with messages disappearing by default and no conversations being saved, as a response to growing user concerns about sharing sensitive information. These conversations with the chatbot are limited to text only and requires age verification. Meta has also been planning on following up with a "Side Chat" feature, which offers private AI assistance within existing conversations without disrupting the main chat thread.
Sourced by Reuters
  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

OpenAI Launches the OpenAI Deployment Company

OpenAI’s introduced the OpenAI Deployment Company, a new unit focused on helping businesses build and deploy reliable AI systems. The company will embed specialized Forward Deployed Engineers into organizations to redesign workflows, strengthened by the acquisition of Tomoro and more than $4 billion in initial investment. It’s positioned as a bridge between OpenAI’s cutting‑edge research and the practical, large‑scale operational needs of enterprises.
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  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

Chinese Court States Companies Can’t Fire Employee’s and Replace Them With AI

Hangzhou's Intermediate Peoples Court reaches the decision that companies cannot fire employee's to solely replace them with AI. This decision was made after a tech worker denied a pay cut because of the implementation of AI to his job. The court states that replacing employee's with AI without other justifiable business reasons that don't breach labor contracts is illegal.
Sourced by Fortune
  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

Top AI Companies Reach Deals with the Pentagon

Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI, Amazon Web Services, SpaceX, and Reflection have made a deal to provide their resources and AI technology to help the U.S. military reduce the time for military planning on the battlefield and aid weapons. OpenAI announced it would replace Anthropic with ChatGPT. On company agreed to include a language for the Pentagon, which would be used in ways that follow constitutional rights and civil liberties.
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  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

SquareMind Raises $18 Million to Launch an AI-Driven Robotic Dermatology Platform

SquareMind's Swan robotic platform provides physicians with structured data to identify potential lethal melanomas efficiently than traditional manual exams. This robot offers a contactless experience and is the world's first robot to capture a full-body standardized dermoscopic skin imaging. Patients are guided with audio and visual prompts in their short session.
Sourced by The Robot Report
  • AI, Robotics

Classover Partners with I Create Education to Advance AI-Driven Robotics Learning in STEM

Classover Holdings Inc. has entered a strategic collaboration with I Create Education to expand AI-powered and robotics-based learning experiences. The partnership focuses on integrating AI with hands-on educational environments—particularly through robotics—to create more interactive, personalized learning models. Classover will contribute its AI-driven education platform and infrastructure, while I Create Education brings expertise in robotics curriculum and implementation.
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  • AI, Robotics

Anthropic's Claude Mythos Reveals Hundreds of Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Firefox

Anthropic's most recent AI-model, Claude Mythos, uncovered 271 distinct zero-day vulnerabilities within Mozilla. A Firefox representative states that they don't think AI-powered vulnerability detection systems will defy current comprehension. With the power and capability of this AI model, Anthropic only offers Mythos to some top-tier organizations through Project Glasswing.
Sourced from Security Week
  • AI, Cybersecurity

Anthropic Trades $100B in Cloud Spending for Amazon’s AI Firepower

AI company Anthropic has struck a massive expanded partnership with Amazon, receiving a new $5 billion investment (bringing Amazon’s total to about $13 billion) in exchange for committing to spend over $100 billion on Amazon Web Services (AWS) over the next decade. The deal secures Anthropic access to enormous computing power, up to 5 gigawatts of AI capacity, using Amazon’s custom Trainium chips to train and run its Claude models at scale.
Sourced by Tech Crunch
  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

NeoCognition Raises $40M to Build Self-Learning AI Agents That Think Like Humans

AI startup NeoCognition has raised $40 million in seed funding to build a new generation of AI agents that learn more like humans, or by gaining expertise over time rather than relying on static training. Founded by researcher Yu Su and spun out of Ohio State University, the company aims to address a major limitation in today’s AI agents: inconsistency and unreliability, with current systems reportedly succeeding only about 50% of the time.
Sourced by Tech Crunch
  • AI, Robotics

Google Expands Gemini in Chrome to Multiple Countries in Asia-Pacific

Google just announced that the feature Gemini on Chrome will now be available for user use in Australia, Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam and South Korea. This AI assistant provides users with summaries, personalized intelligence and the ability to tranform images.
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  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

$40M Bet on AI That Learns Like Humans

NeoCognition, a new AI research startup, has raised $40 million in seed funding to develop agents that can learn and specialize like humans. Led by researcher Yu Su, the company aims to solve a key problem with current AI agents, their inconsistency, by enabling them to self-learn and become experts in specific domains. The approach could make AI agents more reliable and useful for enterprise applications, where trust and precision are critical.
Sourced by TechCrunch
  • AI

Microsoft and Stellantis Partnered Up for Upcoming AI Projects

Stellantis turned to Microsoft for a strategic five-year plan overseeing AI projects about customer care, sales, and operations for all brands. By using Microsoft’s Azure cloud infrastructure, Stellantis's digital footprint will be reduced by 60% by 2029. They shared their AI-driven insights for the brand's car where it would be used to provide intelligent recommendations to improve other owners drive more efficiently in urban areas.
Sourced by AI Business
  • AI

Adobe Announces Firefly AI Assistant to Enhance Creativity

Adobe's Firefly Agent uses generative AI models to effectively create images and text effects that are available for commercial use. The main goal of this feature is to allow users to type in a description of the end result they want and the AI agent, using Adobe's creative cloud apps like Firefly, Photoshop, Illustrator and more to successfully produce the end result. Adobe claims that they will release this tool to the public later in 2026.
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  • AI, Tech Trends & Updates

Nvidia and Cadence Partner Up to Develop AI for Robotics

Cadence teams up with Nvidia to integrate its physics engines and advanced computing chips into Nvidia's AI models designed to train robots in computer simulations. Cadence's training data is generated by the software of their physics engines. Both the CEOs mentioned the goal of their collaboration is to shrink the amount of time for robots to perform useful tasks. In addition, Cadence announced the use of their new AI agent to take on some of the tasks engineers do to design chips.
Sourced by Reuters
  • AI, Robotics
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