Browsing: AI Platforms & Assistants

OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Teens this week. Designed specifically for users aged 13 to 17, it’s similar to regular ChatGPT but comes with more age-appropriate tools and settings.

ChatGPT has accumulated a surprisingly large collection of education tools, including Study Mode and new plugins designed specifically for college students and educators.

A new YouGov survey has lifted the lid on how people feel about the AI tools and assistants they use, with Claude AI coming out on top with the highest satisfaction score. Anthropic’s AI has beaten OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google Gemini into first place, but of interest are the tools that languish at the bottom…

Google has successfully bid $10 million for what a court notice calls the ‘Deidentified Data’ of Spirit Airlines’ parent company – but its bid to use the data to train AI models has run into a privacy debate.

Google, the Met Office, and the UK Government are cooperating with NATS (formerly National Air Traffic Services) and the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London on Operation Blue Skies, which aims to reduce or remove contrails from aircraft traveling from Europe to the USA and Canada.

The days of avoiding hardware that is incompatible with your operating system could be over. A developer based in India has created a macOS driver for a largely unknown HP printer using Claude Code, the agentic command-line coding tool developed by Anthropic.

Cracking those complex coding tasks could soon be a lot easier thanks to a new release from Salesforce and Slack.

Have you noticed that ChatGPT has suddenly started dropping f-bombs? I have, and it seems that I’m not the only one.

Somerville, Alabama, a town with fewer than 800 residents and the state’s oldest surviving courthouse, had no reason to think about land use law until this summer.

ValidateHTML—an independent project overseen by French developer Théo Ducreux—has uncovered a flagrant disregard for web standards across most of the web’s most widely visited websites.