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Rivian, the electric vehicle manufacturer, has postponed the availability of its $45,000 base model R2 SUV until late 2027, signaling changes in production and pricing strategies.
Flash floods claim over 5,000 lives annually and have remained difficult to forecast due to their brief and localized nature. Google is addressing this challenge by using AI and a vast archive of news articles instead of traditional sensor networks.
Anthropic, a key player in the AI industry and competitor to OpenAI, is contesting the U.S. Department of Defense’s decision to label it a supply-chain risk after denying unrestricted military access to its AI models.
At its recent investor day, Lucid Motors introduced the ‘Lunar’ robotaxi concept, emphasizing the company’s commitment to advancing autonomous vehicle technology alongside the development of affordable electric cars.
Anthropic has enhanced its AI chatbot Claude with a new beta feature that enables users to generate interactive charts, diagrams, and visualizations directly within chat conversations, aiming to improve productivity and data interpretation.
The National Software Testing Conference (NSTC) 2026, scheduled for July 14–15 in London, has announced its prestigious speaker roster. The event will spotlight artificial intelligence, security, accessibility, and modern testing methodologies, attracting global technology leaders.
Grammarly is under scrutiny for allegedly using the names of journalists and authors without their consent in its AI-powered ‘Expert Review’ feature, raising questions about transparency and ethical AI practices.
Salesforce unveils a fully rebuilt Slackbot AI assistant, transforming it into a powerful agent designed to enhance productivity by integrating enterprise data and automating complex tasks, marking a significant step in the competitive landscape of workplace AI.
ADLINK Technology and Under Control Robotics join forces to develop human-like autonomous robots designed to operate safely in challenging sectors such as manufacturing, mining, and energy.
While Anthropic’s Claude Code AI coding assistant demands up to $200 monthly with restrictive usage limits, Block’s open-source Goose offers comparable capabilities entirely offline, at no cost, appealing to developers seeking privacy, control, and freedom from subscription fees.