Zhemal Khamidun

Google Gemini launches "Notebooks," a personal knowledge base inside the chatbot

Apr 22, 2026·3 min

Startups

AWS chief explains why investing in both Anthropic and OpenAI is not a conflict of interest

Poke lets anyone run AI agents over SMS, with no app and no technical know-how

Creative·The Verge

YouTube Shorts launches AI avatars: clone yourself for short videos

YouTube Shorts is rolling out AI avatars: creators can clone themselves, drop the digital copy into finished clips or use it to generate new videos.

Ethics·Wired

Ex-Apple Vision Pro engineers build an AI gadget that stays silent until you press a button

A wearable AI device from two former Apple engineers activates only with a button press, betting on privacy where Humane and Rabbit have already failed.

Hardware·The Verge

Anthropic and OpenAI at the Edge: The Race for Profit Becomes a Question of Survival

Anthropic and OpenAI are heading toward the largest IPOs in history, but AI agents burn through compute faster than the companies can earn, forcing hard choices.

Apr 22, 2026·3 min

Autonomous·TechCrunch

Sierra's Bret Taylor: The Age of Buttons Is Over, AI Agents Will Replace Interfaces

Sierra's co-founder believes traditional software interfaces will give way to AI agents: users will simply say what they need.

01Google Gemini can now generate interactive 3D models and simulationsApr 22, 2026·2 min 02OpenAI launches $100-a-month ChatGPT Pro plan, a direct answer to Claude MaxApr 22, 2026·2 min 03Meta AI app jumps to No. 5 in the App Store after Muse Spark launchApr 22, 2026·3 min 04ChatGPT adds a $100-a-month tier, filling the gap between Plus and ProApr 22, 2026·2 min 05OpenAI backs Illinois bill limiting AI companies' liability for mass harmApr 22, 2026·3 min

Top themes

Business·The Verge

TechCrunch Brings Startup Battlefield to Tokyo: AI, Robots and Anime at SusHi Tech 2026

LLM·TechCrunch

Stalking victim sues OpenAI, says the company ignored three warnings about the threat

A woman accuses OpenAI of letting ChatGPT feed her stalker's delusions. The company received three danger signals about the user and failed to act.

Medicine·Wired

Onix launches a "Substack for bots": AI twins of health experts, sold by subscription

Startup Onix is building a platform where digital copies of real health influencers advise users around the clock, and sell them products.

Ethics·Wired

Anthropic's Mythos: Not a Hacker's Super-Weapon, but an Alarm for Developers

Anthropic's new model is being called a "hacker's super-weapon," but experts see the real problem elsewhere: developers have ignored security for years, and that is more dangerous than any AI.

LLM·TechCrunch

Anthropic temporarily bans OpenClaw creator after Claude pricing change

Creative·Wired

How the Internet Broke Our Ability to Tell Truth from Fake

Business·The Verge

AI companion in a plush fawn wrote its own theory linking Mitski's father to the CIA

Creative·The Verge

The AI Coding Race: How OpenAI, Google and Anthropic Are Carving Up the Developer Market

Apr 22, 2026·3 min

LLM·TechCrunch

TechCrunch publishes an AI jargon guide: what LLMs, hallucinations and RAG mean

Anthropic's Claude Becomes the Main Talking Point at HumanX in San Francisco

Trump Administration Nudges Banks to Test Anthropic's Mythos Model

Autonomous

Pixel Societies uses AI agents to vet colleagues, friends, and partners before you meet them

Creative·The Verge

Zuckerberg is building an AI clone of himself to meet with employees

Meta is training a digital double of Zuckerberg on his voice, likeness and speech patterns so it can stand in for the CEO in meetings with staff. *Meta is…

Autonomous·TechCrunch

Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch Says Company Is Ready for IPO as AI Agents Drive Growth

Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch told the HumanX conference the company is ready for an IPO, as demand for AI agent infrastructure sharply lifts revenue.