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Steven MelendezFast Company |
While other open-source projects are rejecting vibe-coded contributions, Warp wants to accept AI code in a managed way.
New tools let its AI connect conversations with live enterprise data, giving workers and agents deeper access to organizational memory.
Users can now book haircuts, doctor visits, and food delivery through new partnerships and in-app tools.
Startups, investors, and City Hall are aligning around a rare mix of talent and cost advantages, even as concerns about displacement grow.
After criticism over kids’ safety issues, the platform is rolling out new account types limiting game and chat access based on age.
With customizable ‘skills’ and step-by-step ‘playbooks,’ the company aims to help employees automate workflows without touching code.
The company’s Red Team simulates attacks to uncover risks before bad actors do.
With new cities, software upgrades, and plans for mass production, Amazon’s AV arm is positioning itself to take on Waymo and Tesla.
The U.S. data center boom is powered in part by Irish expertise, as Emerald Isle companies rapidly invest—and hire—in the United States.
The company is rolling out new AI ‘teammates’ that can discuss tasks through Asana and actually get them done.
The new tool drafts campaign messages, suggests titles and photos, and guides users on how to share their fundraiser.
New Workspace features let Gemini generate documents from existing files, analyze spreadsheets from plain-language prompts, and update presentations...
Customers are sending far more data back into the network as they interact with AI tools. AT&T says it’s using AI of its own to predict outages,...
Armed with AI coding and data processing tools, the Jmail team has built a suite of web apps for searching through the complex data repository.
CalmWave uses medical data to understand patient danger signs and will soon spot when they’re on the road to recovery.