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Waymo, formerly Google’s self-driving car project, is preparing to enhance its autonomous vehicles by integrating Google’s advanced Gemini AI assistant, aiming to provide smarter in-car support for passengers.
Google introduces Gemini 3 Flash, a large language model that balances cutting-edge intelligence with reduced costs and latency, enabling enterprises to deploy faster and more cost-efficient AI applications.
Google and UC Santa Barbara researchers unveil novel techniques empowering AI agents to efficiently manage tool usage and computational resources, reducing costs and improving performance in real-world applications.
YouTube has launched a new AI-powered deepfake detection system aimed at protecting content creators from manipulated videos. However, the tool’s reliance on biometric data has raised privacy concerns among users and experts regarding Google’s data usage policies.
Runway has unveiled Gen-4.5, its newest video generation model, which outperforms leading competitors like Google and OpenAI on specific text-to-video benchmarks, despite ongoing challenges with logical consistency.
Google’s AI advantage lies in its deep understanding of users, offering highly personalized assistance while raising important privacy and surveillance concerns.
Kimi has launched a 48-hour free trial for its innovative slide generation tool powered by Google’s advanced Nano Banana Pro AI model, aiming to enhance productivity with AI-driven presentation creation.
Malaysia has emerged as the leading destination for artificial intelligence funding in Southeast Asia, securing 32% of the region’s total AI investment between late 2024 and mid-2025, fueled by massive infrastructure expansion and strong consumer adoption.
Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4.5, its most advanced AI model yet, offering significant price cuts and superior performance in software engineering tasks, outperforming human candidates and rival AI models from OpenAI and Google.
Malaysia has emerged as the leading destination for artificial intelligence investment in Southeast Asia, capturing 32% of the region’s total AI funding—equivalent to US$759 million—between the second half of 2024 and first half of 2025, buoyed by massive infrastructure expansion and strong consumer adoption.