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Google Launches Gemini Windows Desktop App With Keyboard Shortcuts to Instantly Activate AI Assistant
On September 10, Google unveiled its new Gemini desktop app for Windows, fully compatible with Windows 10 and 11, delivering a streamlined AI experience for productivity and multitasking.Designed for convenience, the app features global shortcut supp
Science Corp Taps Leading Neurobiologist to Launch First Human Trials of Biohybrid Brain-Computer Interface
Science Corporation, a brain-computer interface (BCI) startup co-founded by Neuralink’s Max Hodak, has appointed Dr. Murat Günel, chairman of neurosurgery at Yale School of Medicine, as a scientific advisor. Dr. Günel will lead the company’s first U.
Baidu Tieba's AI-Governed Community Goes Viral; Chinese Cloud Providers Turn Profitable
As artificial intelligence evolves beyond being a mere tool to becoming the community owner itself, internet social interaction is undergoing a fundamental shift.Recently, Baidu's Tieba platform launched an experimental community called "Zha Xia Ba."
Alibaba Unveils Qwen3.7-Plus, Upgrading Multimodal Agent with Enhanced Vision and Workflow
The global push for large model technology to evolve toward embodied intelligence and advanced agents is accelerating. On June 2, Alibaba announced via the Qwen Large Model official channel the official launch of Qwen3.7-Plus, a new multimodal agent
Quantum Computer Wukong Makes Major AI Leap
China's quantum computing industry has achieved a landmark breakthrough. Reports indicate that the country's third-generation, independently developed superconducting quantum computer, "Origin Wukong," has now acquired the foundational capability to
Law Professors Support Authors in AI Copyright Battle Against Meta
A group of copyright law professors has thrown their support behind authors suing Meta, alleging that the tech giant trained its Llama AI models on e-books without the authors' consent. The professors filed an amicus brief on Friday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California,
