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  • Meta Gives AI a Tamagotchi

  • Claude Makes a Biology Discovery

  • ChatGPT Voice Gets More Useful

  • Meta’s AI Still Needs Humans

  • AI Is Taking Over More Drone Decisions

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AI is getting a little harder to keep in one place. 🤯 Your AI assistant might soon live on your keychain, help scientists discover new biology, or make phone calls for you—with a human quietly stepping in when things get complicated. And that’s just what happened this week.AI is getting a little harder to keep in one place. 🤯 Your AI assistant might soon live on your keychain, help scientists discover new biology, or make phone calls for you—with a human quietly stepping in when things get complicated. And that’s just what happened this week.

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🆕 AI’s Latest Drops

Meta is testing a tiny wearable for its Muse AI agent, complete with its own little avatar. Basically, Tamagotchi meets AI assistant.

Muse is slowly moving beyond the phone screen, and into your pocket.

Anthropic says Claude helped uncover a new enzyme system with CRISPR-like properties after searching through massive amounts of biological data.

AI isn’t just reading research anymore. It’s starting to help discover things.

OpenAI is bringing voice-powered agent features to mobile, letting users trigger tasks like drafting documents and summarizing emails.

Your AI assistant is getting less “chatbot” and more “just handle it.”

Meta is testing human contractors to handle some phone calls made by its Muse AI agent.

So the AI can make the call, but sometimes another human has to help the AI do it.

The drone operator used to be the person making the decisions. Now AI is starting to take on more of that job. 👀

The latest military drones are being built to navigate, identify objects, track targets, and operate with far less human input. On modern battlefields, that shift is changing how drones are being used and how quickly they can respond.

The BBC Tech Now video takes a closer look at this new generation of AI-powered drones and what happens when machines start making more decisions in the air.

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