General Motors is turning to artificial intelligence to offer 'eyes-off' driving within two years. The carmaker wants to keep pace with Chinese companies that bring new vehicles to market very quickly.
Just Eat has apologized after inaccurate AI-generated food images were mocked on social media. A spokesperson said the company is removing the images and pausing the rollout of the tool.
In an opinion piece, Ars Technica argues that Apple Music's new human-crafted branding is meaningful. With AI-generated content everywhere, highlighting the people behind the work becomes a selling point, the author says.
AT&T is working with OpenAI to make legal knowledge more accessible inside the company. Its LegalEdge team is reworking how requests come in and how legal judgment can be applied at scale.
Anthropic has announced Claude Duet, an AI agent aimed at professionals and small business owners, positioned against Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots. It launches as a research preview, as a standalone iOS and Android app and through Claude on the web.
ABBYY has added a generative AI layer to its Phoenix platform. It targets companies that want to use documents such as invoices, contracts and forms in automated processes.