The latest about artificial intelligence: new models, agents, automation, and how businesses apply them.
Huawei expects global token consumption to grow 100,000-fold by 2035, with agents generating over 90% of that traffic, according to its Intelligent World 2035 report.
A simple test separates companies that merely use AI from those built around it: switch the tools off and see whether the business still works.
OpenAI introduced Astra for Law on 17 September with a legal search index of more than 230 million URLs, and tested it on 200 US legal research questions.
Meta's personal AI agent Muse now runs on macOS as a direct download, adding file, Messages, Calendar and Notes access on top of its September 2026 US debut.
Waymo will bring an all-electric Jaguar I-PACE fleet to Singapore, run manual mapping in 2027 and open commercial autonomous ride-hailing in 2028.
OpenAI wrapped GPT-6 Astra in a legal index of more than 230 million URLs and a set of analysis instructions, offering the result to law firms and legal software vendors.
Anthropic has shared the methodologies behind three metrics it already tracks: AI-led R&D, oversight of autonomous agents and compute allocation.
Anthropic's first R&D Automation Index shows Claude leading 26% of its AI research work in August 2026, up from under 1% in February.
Google Labs has expanded its experimental CC agent into a shared household tool running from its own Google account, with support for up to six members.
Crusoe closed a $3.9bn Series F at a $30.9bn valuation and is trucking modular Spark data centres to sites with available power.
SpaceXAI has held informal talks about acquiring customer and operational records from troubled or defunct startups, following the template of Google's $10M bid for Spirit's archive.
HP operates in more than 180 countries, so a single internal sustainability dataset underpins AI-assisted reporting and customer-facing carbon footprint tools.