Zhemal Khamidun
Hamidun News editorial desk led by Editor-in-Chief Zhemal Khamidun (CPO of AlpinaGPT). Daily curation across 50+ global AI labs, research feeds, and industry reports in 6 languages.
Spotify will let you save AI podcasts generated by Claude and other agents
Spotify has launched Save to Spotify, a command that lets AI agents like Claude save generated podcasts straight to your library, skipping tedious copy-pasting.
Aurora's driverless trucks are ready to scale: from dozens to hundreds
Autonomous trucking company Aurora is moving to commercial production after successful tests and plans to grow its fleet from a few dozen to hundreds of trucks this…
OpenAI adds Trusted Contact alerts to ChatGPT for moments of crisis
OpenAI is adding a feature that notifies loved ones of potential mental health problems if ChatGPT detects a conversation about self-harm or suicide.
Apple is building AirPods with cameras for Siri: what to know
OpenAI adds a Trusted Contact alert feature to ChatGPT's safeguards
Voi founders launch AI startup Pit with $16M from a16z
Google built Gemini into Chrome, alarming users — here's how to turn it off
Trump administration prepares federal oversight of AI model development
The Trump administration is weighing an executive order that would put new AI models under federal oversight, a shift in its stance on regulation.
OpenAI expands its API with voice features for services and education
OpenAI has added new voice features to its API that should help companies improve support systems, education platforms and apps for content creators.
Basata automates the medical back office, and doctors can finally call patients back
AI Toys for Children: Why They Alarm Lawmakers and Parents
Musk v. Altman trial exposes chaos in OpenAI's CEO selection
Microsoft feared OpenAI would defect to Amazon and criticize Azure
Nanoleaf bets on robots, red light and AI instead of smart lighting
Nanoleaf is walking away from its core bet on smart lighting. The company is preparing three new products built on embodied AI: robots, red light therapy and other…
Cloudflare cuts 1,100 jobs because of AI, despite record revenue
Cloudflare has carried out its first large-scale layoffs, cutting 1,100 people, mostly in support. CEO Matthew Prince cites efficiency gains from AI tools, while…