Topic: personalized ai
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Google AI Now Uses Your Gmail and Photos for Personalized Help
Google is expanding its "Personal Intelligence" feature into AI Mode, allowing it to use data from a user's Gmail and Photos to create highly personalized answers, starting for U.S. subscribers of its premium AI tiers. This opt-in service enables practical applications like trip planning, where A...
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Sam Altman: Personalized AI's Privacy Risks
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman identifies AI security as the critical challenge in AI development, urging students to focus on this field due to evolving safety concerns into security issues. He highlights vulnerabilities in personalized AI systems, where malicious actors could exploit connections to exte...
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Ford Cars to Get AI Assistants: What to Expect
Ford is integrating a sophisticated AI assistant into its vehicles, starting with smartphone apps before embedding it into future models, to compete in the software-defined automotive market. The AI aims to provide context-aware assistance by connecting a driver's phone and vehicle to simplify pr...
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The Dawn of Personalized AI: ChatGPT’s Memory Upgrade Signals a New Era
Imagine an assistant who doesn’t just answer your questions but remembers every conversation you’ve ever had with it: your preferences, your quirks, even the random ideas you tossed around months ago.
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Chrome's Latest Update Adds 3 AI Features, Including 'Nano Banana'
Google's Chrome browser has integrated three new AI features, including a Gemini-powered side panel for multitasking, an agentic Auto Browse function, and an image editor called Nano Banana, to enhance productivity. The Nano Banana tool allows users to directly edit images on webpages via text co...
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GPT-5.1 Launches With Superior Instruction Following
OpenAI has launched the GPT-5.1 series with two new models, GPT-5.1 Instant and GPT-5.1 Thinking, offering enhanced conversational interactions and reasoning abilities, initially available to paying subscribers. The models feature improved instruction following, adaptive reasoning for complex que...
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AI That Learns Continuously Without Limits
MIT's SEAL framework enables AI to continuously learn by updating its own parameters and generating synthetic training materials, mimicking human-like learning processes. The approach improves AI performance on tasks like textual analysis and abstract reasoning but faces challenges like catastrop...
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Parloa Soars to $3B Valuation After $350M Funding Round
Berlin-based AI customer service startup Parloa raised $350 million in a Series D round, reaching a $3 billion valuation just eight months after becoming a unicorn. The company operates in a crowded market of AI agents for customer support, competing with well-funded rivals like Sierra and Decago...
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