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Meta develops its own AI search engine
🤖 Google is working on an AI agent that takes over your browser
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💥 Meta is developing its own AI search engine
Meta is creating its own web-crawling search engine to enhance the information provided by its AI chatbot, as reported by The Information.
This move aims to lessen Meta's reliance on Google and Microsoft's Bing, which currently supply data about news, sports, and stocks for Meta AI users.
Following the announcement, shares of Google owner Alphabet Inc. declined by 0.8%, while Meta's shares experienced a slight increase of 0.3%.
Claude Introduces New Analysis Tool: Empowering Data-Driven Insights
Introducing the analysis tool: A new built-in feature for Claude.ai that enables Claude to write and run JavaScript code, process data, conduct analysis, and produce real-time insights.
Built-in code sandbox: The analysis tool acts as a code sandbox where Claude can perform complex math, analyze data, and iterate on ideas before sharing accurate, mathematically precise, and reproducible answers.
Analyzing and visualizing data from CSV files: Claude can now run code within Claude.ai to support various analysis tasks, enhancing its already impressive coding and data skills from Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
Expanding capabilities across teams: The analysis tool can help marketers improve conversions, sales teams analyze country-specific performance, and engineers identify areas for better resource utilization. Users can turn on the feature preview by logging into Claude.ai.
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🤖 Google is working on an AI that takes over your browser
Google is working on Project Jarvis, an AI agent that can browse the web for users, acting as an automated personal assistant with its capabilities integrated into Google Chrome.
According to a report by The Information, this AI could be introduced alongside Google's next flagship Gemini language model, possibly being previewed to a small group of testers by December.
Similar to Anthropic's Claude AI improvements, Jarvis AI responds to user commands by interacting with computer screens through tasks like clicking buttons or typing, though currently operates at a slower pace.
Apple updates the iMac with new colors and an M4 chip
Apple unveiled the 2024 iMac, featuring a similar design to its 2023 predecessor but now powered by the M4 chip, promising improved performance over previous models.
The iMac maintains its 4.5K Retina display and color options from last year, but now offers enhanced configurations with up to 32 GB of RAM and 2 TB SSD storage for higher performance needs.
The new iMac includes updated peripherals with USB-C connectivity, alongside Apple's launch of macOS 15.1 with new AI features, positioning it as part of the company's latest technological advancements.
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