Best AI News
March 26, 2026
The London based AI notetaker that quietly records conversations without intrusive bots just closed a big Series C round led by Index Ventures with Kleiner Perkins joining and existing backers doubling down as it pushes beyond transcription into team spaces and agent integrations.
March 26, 2026
The new compression algorithm tackles the key value cache bottleneck in large language models, delivering faster inference and lower costs while preserving full performance across long context tasks.
March 26, 2026
The upgraded model now generates songs up to three minutes long with clear sections like verses and choruses, and it lands in more Google tools for creators and developers alike.
Less than two years after the hype filled launch the company is ending its consumer and professional video tools to pour resources into robotics and agentic systems instead.
After 35 years of licensing designs the British semiconductor giant has produced its own data center processor optimized for AI inference with Meta providing early validation and co-development input.
The high valuation AI coding startup faced quick scrutiny after an X user spotted the underlying model, prompting an admission that much of the heavy lifting came from Moonshot AI's recent release.
Building on last year's read-only access, the platform now lets tools like Claude and ChatGPT draft posts, update pages, handle comments and organize everything with your final approval.
The White House released a detailed legislative framework on March 20, 2026, that calls for federal preemption of state AI laws while targeting protections for children, free speech, intellectual property and American innovation leadership.
In response to user feedback, the company starts removing unnecessary Copilot buttons from core apps like Snipping Tool, Photos, Widgets and Notepad while promising a more intentional approach to AI integration.
Matthew Prince highlights how generative AI agents visit thousands of sites per task and drive continuous infrastructure demands unlike past spikes.
The food delivery giant expands opportunities for its 8 million Dashers beyond deliveries by offering short paid activities that also help businesses gather real-world data and train AI systems.
Nothing CEO Carl Pei predicts smartphone apps will vanish as AI agents step in to handle daily tasks
Speaking at SXSW, the founder of Nothing sketched out a future where your phone knows your intentions and acts on them directly, bypassing the familiar grid of apps that has defined smartphones for two decades.