Models, labs, real-world uses and regulation: what artificial intelligence is changing, explained and put in perspective.
In a landmark ruling, a federal judge determined that training AI on copyrighted books can qualify as fair use, marking a significant win for the AI industry amid ongoing copyright disputes.
Midjourney launched its first AI video generation model, V1, following a lawsuit from Disney and Universal regarding copyright issues, intensifying tensions between generative AI and Hollywood.
At WWDC 2025, Apple showcased incremental AI improvements but again postponed the launch of its personalized Siri feature, raising questions about its competitiveness in the AI assistant market.
Anthropic introduces Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4, positioning itself in the AI coding model rivalry with significant innovations and competitive pricing.
During Build 2025, Microsoft announced the launch of an autonomous GitHub Copilot coding agent, highlighting a transformative shift in software development workflows toward AI agents.
OpenAI has decided to maintain its nonprofit structure, reversing plans for a for-profit transformation. This decision comes amid significant pressure and a lawsuit from Elon Musk citing mission drift.
Alibaba's Qwen3 features open-source hybrid reasoning models, enhancing AI's capabilities in rapid response and deliberate thinking, marking significant competition in the AI landscape.
OpenAI has launched its most advanced reasoning model, o3, along with the faster, cost-effective o4-mini, which now integrates image processing into its reasoning capabilities.
Meta's latest release features Llama 4 Scout and Maverick, new multimodal AI models claiming superior performance over existing benchmarks.
OpenAI's recent launch of an image generation feature in ChatGPT has spurred a viral trend for Studio Ghibli-style images, prompting significant operational challenges and ethical debates.
Google has introduced Gemma 3, a multifaceted family of open models that promises to enhance multilingual and multimodal AI capabilities.
On March 6, 2025, Butterfly Effect launched Manus, the first general AI able to autonomously complete diverse tasks, prompting widespread attention and debate on AI's future.
